Dragon Quest Builders Finally Comes To Steam

If the worlds of Dragon Quest and Minecraft collided you’d get something like Dragon Quest Builders. You are tasked with rebuilding the ruined realm of Alefgard, which means gathering materials, crafting unique items and building, building, building. The realm can look like whatever you want — you’re the architect.

Believe it or not, until now there was no PC version of Dragon Quest Builders. It launched exclusive to consoles and mobile devices. While the sequel DID make its way to PC, the original never did. It’s been an eight year wait for this to happen, but at least we can say it happened.

The PC version will include all DLC content produced for the other versions, including “Terra Incognita,” the content that was added to the mobile version last year.

• Place blocks with a single mouse-click and destroy blocks and items more easily.
• A convenient Undo Button function has been added to allow Builders to restore their work.
• “Big Bash”, a convenient function introduced in DRAGON QUEST BUILDERS 2, allows Builders to simultaneously destroy objects within a certain range.
• Collectible items, such as NPC and monster figures, are available in-game.
• Pixels can be collected and exchanged for a variety of useful items.
• Convert buildings into Build Cards to share with friends and scan their buildings to have them show up on player islands.

The additional content in “Terra Incognita” includes:

• Boss Monster Model Set – Builders can unpack several giant posable monster figures that can be added to their worlds.
• Astronomy Set – Builders can light up the night sky with ten stars and planets to bring the beauty of the galaxy to their backyard.
• Pixel Ring – More than just a pretty accessory, Builders can wear a Pixel Ring that grants higher number of “pixels” when defeating an enemy in “Terra Incognita”, which they can then use to create special items on the “Dragon Quest Game Pack” workstation.
• Magic Carpet – Builders can use a magic carpet as they observe, build, and explore their structures from the sky, as well as listen to special music as they travel.

Dragon Quest Builders launches on Steam February 15, 2024.