Dragon Quest V: Hand of the Heavenly Bride has never before been released in North America. This entry in the Zenithia Trilogy follows a journey that transcends three generations. Travel alongside your father on his quest to see the world, grow to set forth on a journey of your own and face life-altering decisions as you continue your family’s legacy.
Last night my sabre-toothed cat spoke to me, and it said you’ve found that lover friend. So now I’ve finally got the courage just to ask you baby, ooh, will you, will you marry me girl? Smack that slime!
With less than a week before RPGamers get a chance to get their hands on this heavenly bride, Glenn Wilson decided to share his thoughts on the game. Which woman will you grind with?
Happy #JRPGJuly everyone! The RPGamer crew is back for another round of Chic Pixel’s annual celebration, and we are here to share what staff are going to be playing this month!
Dragon Quest: Your Story has been given a February release date for Netflix’s streaming service. The news comes after the release of the Ni no Kuni movie on the service yesterday.
Japanese gaming culture is different. That’s a given. But since it gives us theatrical releases of video game films, who cares? Let’s see what we’re missing.
Dragon Quest: Your Story, a film adaptation of Dragon Quest V, will show a young boy grow up, befriend monsters, and find love. The animated movie is coming to Japanese theaters later this year.
Dragon Quest: Your Story, the film adaptation of Dragon Quest V, has received its first trailer. The 3D CGI movie is set to hit Japanese theatres in August.
Two RPG franchises are heading to the big screen in the summer of 2019. While Ni no Kuni’s movie looks to be original, the Dragon Quest film is based on the fifth entry.
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