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Dragon Quest Builders PC Steam CD Key
KeySteamGLOBAL$11.96$11.36
Dragon Quest Builders (PC) Steam Key - GLOBAL
KeySteamGLOBAL$14.83$12.31
Dragon Quest Builders
KeySteamGLOBAL$14.19
Dragon Quest Builders Global Steam
KeySteamGLOBAL$15.38
Dragon Quest Builders (PC) - Steam Key - GLOBAL
KeySteamGLOBAL$18.52
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Dragon Quest Builders (PC) - Steam Gift - GLOBAL
GiftSteamGLOBAL$35.64
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Echoes of Mystralia$15.89Dragon Quest Builders was developed by Square Enix Business Division 5. Publisher: Square Enix and Nintendo. Game modes: Single-player and Multi-player.
Generations ago, the land of Alefgard was plunged into darkness by the terrible Dragonlord, ruler of all monsters, and mankind was robbed of the power to build, forced to wander the ruins of their former home scrounging just to survive. Dragon Quest Builders brings its block-building RPG roots to Steam, casting players as a Legendary Builder chosen by the Goddess herself, tasked with returning the power of creation to a broken world and rebuilding Alefgard from the ground up.
Gathering, crafting, and building all work together to defeat the Dragonlord for good, and in a world made entirely of blocks, essentially everything visible on screen can become material for construction. Farming ingredients, crafting items, and building out a base to unite scattered survivors gives players real freedom over what their village actually becomes, from single structures to entire towns shaped however they see fit. Quality-of-life features make the process considerably smoother than the original release too: remote block placement and destruction with a single click, a helpful Undo feature, and Big Bash, borrowed from Dragon Quest Builders 2, for clearing out an entire area's objects at once.
Terra Incognita, the game's free-build stage, doubles its stackable block height for this release, and side content like collecting NPC and monster figurines or gathering pixels to exchange for handy items adds plenty to chase beyond the main story. Build Cards let players share their creations with others and bring downloaded buildings to life on their own island, and the Steam version bundles in every piece of DLC from earlier releases, including the free build mode, Terra Incognita: Magic Carpet, the Boss Monster Model Set, the Astronomy Set, and the Pixel Ring.