Dragon Quest XI details horse racing, casino, quests, and small medals
A look at some of the game's side elements.
Square Enix has updated the official website for Dragon Quest XI: In Search of Departed Time with new information and screenshots about the game’s horse racing and casino elements, quests, and “small medal” collection.
Get the details below.
■ Places to Stop By
There are a number of places to stop by in Dragon Quest XI, including the series’ familiar casino, as well as completely new locations.
Horse racing is popular sport in some countries. Compete against famous knights to determine the best horse rider. If you win, you will receive a prize.
—Get the better of your rivals and be the first to reach the goal to win!
—There are quagmires and pumpkins in addition to jump stands.
—Overcome various obstacles!
—Aim for the win and to update your record!
Casino
At the casino, you can exchange the coins you have on hand to enjoy various games such as the slots and roulette. You can exchange the coins you earn for wonderful prizes. You may even be able to acquire valuable items.
—Slots: Spend coins to spin the reel, and if the pattern lines up, you’ll win a heaping of coins!
—Poker: A five-card card game. You can even double up by betting the coins you win!
—Roulette: On which number and color will the ball stop? Take on this single-point-concentrated game where you’ll either win big or lose big!
There are many people with troubles in the world. It is the duty of the hero to help such people. If you solve their problems well, you’ll receive a reward as a thank-you.
—In the middle of resolving a problem, you may end up in a fight against a strong enemy!
All over the world, you can sometimes find “Small Medals.” It is said that there is someone somewhere in the world who will give you wonderful rewards in exchange for them. Collect these medals to get rewards.
—In a certain place, there is someone who will ask you collect medals.
Dragon Quest XI: In Search of Departed Time will launch for PlayStation 4 and 3DS on July 29 in Japan. A Switch version is also planned, but has yet to be shown or dated.
