Whether you're looking for a fresh new way to play through Dragon Quest 11 another time, or you've yet to experience this must-play RPG, it's hard not to recommend Dragon Quest 11 S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition over any other version. The story expands in meaningful ways for party members the 2D mode, orchestral soundtrack, and language options offer a variety of worthwhile choices for subsequent playthroughs, and it looks and runs fabulously. Square Enix makes a number of ambitious leaps bringing Dragon Quest 11 to Switch and sticks the landing every time.
The improvements, subtle or not, add up to an overall boost in playability that's noticeable, especially after having so recently played the PS4 version. And those are just some of the highlights – trust me when I say there's too much to list. There is also one other mechanic for this: destroying.
There's a photo mode where you can use different poses, camera positions, and subjects to capture moments like you're on a roadtrip with friends a new shortcuts menu to make accessing key features easier, there's a bigger variety of creatures to ride a new "Ultra-Fast" battle speed option and new Draconian quest options you can use the portable forge anywhere, and can change outfits without affecting stats and you can call your horse at any time. Early on in the game, after Gallopolis, you will be given a crossbow to aggro enemies from a far. A laundry list of quality-of-life improvements flesh out the Switch experience far beyond what was expected.
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