Dreamy Dragon Quest VI Screens

By Spencer . October 20, 2009 . 11:50am

This Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Reverie update has plenty of towns, a few dungeons, and an underwater area. Just like the original game, you travel through the real world, dream world, and dive into the ocean with a ship encased by a bubble.

 

Like talking to monsters? Artepiazza, the developer of the Dragon Quest IV and V remakes, are incorporating the party talk system into Dragon Quest VI: Realms of Reverie. So you can have chats with hero slimes and allies like Barbara, the game’s black mage.

 

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  • http://twitter.com/DicesukeInuzuka Daisuke Inuzuka

    http://www.siliconera.com/wordpress/wp-content/…
    is this screen gameplay or is it some cutscene?

  • Joanna_T

    maybe that's the animation for a attack that is dodged? If not then it's a screen shot of some cutscene because DQ is a traditional RPG through and through.

  • Joanna_T

    lovely as always. SE better release this here, even if they do a limited print run like with V.

  • http://www.siliconera.com Spencer

    Good question. I think I've seen that screen from a trailer before, but it's not representative of a new battle system or anything like that.

    DQ6 DS uses the same tried and true text heavy, monsters in front of you, interface as the other DS remakes.

  • http://www.liquid-crystal.biz/ kryptonics

    If I remember correct, the original DQ6 used a similar “fake” battle scene to show off the fight between Terry and the Battle Rex (or whatever the monster was called).

  • BK0000

    It will definitely be released outside of Japan. They announced Dragon Quest IV, V, and VI at the same time when they announced them for America and Europe.

  • http://twitter.com/ravenschwann Tim Nguyen

    I recently played V, my first entry into the series, and I loved it. I picked up IV, but don't have a chance to play atm. Will of course get this if it hits here. I wonder if they will ever change the style in the future?

  • wildarms

    Dragon quest 5 was just perfect, epic and the best, much more than 4, im hoping good thing from the sixth entry

  • Somato

    It looks so good.
    Oh, man. These screens totally reminded me of why I love the DQ series so much.
    Remember when the first one was released as Dragon Warrior in North America?
    I literally played that game until I was sick one day. XD

  • Somato

    To be honest, I'm a little surprised that V was your first DQ game, but I remember you telling me that.
    You should borrow the PS2 one from JC sometime. =3

  • cowcow

    Dragon Quest 3 Remix for Super Famicom was my first DQ game.

  • http://www.younganimal.com/berserk Mr_Qoo

    Welcome to the DQ fanbase! I'm so happy they've been re-released and pushed into the US market. I feel like there are lots of people out there who would love the series if they could give it a chance (being that JRPG's aren't as niche as they were when we were all kids playing them).

    @Somato: I never got to play the PS2 version of DQV but heard it was really good. Do you have an opinion on it?

  • Joanna_T

    me too, except I played the remake for the GBC.

  • cowcow

    Yeah I got that later but I didnt like it. The Super Famicom one had amazing animation and graphics for its time

  • cowcow

    Yeah I got that later but I didnt like it. The Super Famicom one had amazing animation and graphics for its time

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