Square Enix is prepping a remake of Dragon Quest VII, according to a new report. The RPG originally launched on PlayStation ...

In the meantime, Dragon Quest 1+2 HD-2D Remake serves to tide fans over the wait. The forthcoming instalment comes to PC, PS5 ...

Square Enix is developing a Dragon Quest 7 remake, MP1st has learned, and it's due for release sometime in 2026.

A remake of Dragon Quest 7 might be in the works at Square Enix, whose latest Dragon Quest remake from 2024 continues to sell ...

Dragon Quest publisher Square Enix is set to relaunch another fan-favorite instalment, this time Dragon Quest 7: Fragments of the Forgotten Past. According to MP1st, internal documents leaked to the ...

To be honest, we love the idea of these old Dragon Quest games getting re-releases. Dragon Quest 8: Journey of the Cursed ...

A remake of Dragon Quest: VII: Fragments of the Forgotten Past is currently in development at Square Enix, according to a report on MP1st.

But Dragon Quest VII felt like the longest game I had ever played. It’s too big for its own good, and that’s coming from someone who played the “abridged” 3DS version.

Dragon Quest VII's world is populated by huge furry beasts, chunky dragons, oodles of oozy slimes, and even some genuinely unsettling critters (don't look into a Well Wisher's eyes for too long).

As Dragon Quest 7 begins, the world you have available to explore consists of a single island. Gradually, thanks to your efforts, the map expands to include numerous additional islands.

Strange and goofy enemies liven up Dragon Quest 7's simple combat. Nearly 30 hours into the game, I had unlocked a handful of islands, but I didn't have a good sense of Dragon Quest 7's main conflict.

In fact, pacing is actually a strong suit throughout Dragon Quest VII. Much has been made of the game's epic length, and it's certainly true - there are two hours before your first battle, and ...