A Sequel For The Failed Hero Dragon Quest had a few spinoffs before Dragon Quest Builders, but Dragon Quest Builders seemed like an unusual direction for one.

The story of Dragon Quest Builders takes place after the hero chose poorly in his confrontation with the Dragon Lord.

Dragon Quest Builders never comes out and reveals its legendary builder's identity, but it certainly seems like he or she could be a very familiar face. Or, maybe this person is someone just like us!

Dragon Quest Builders is an exquisite, Lego-like builder deftly equipoised between structured and freeform play.

Despite Dragon Quest Builders' resemblance to Mojang's sandbox builder, it doesn't play much like Minecraft at all, and that's a good thing.

You might not be a hero in name, but Dragon Quest Builders does a wonderful job of making you feel powerful. There is still freedom to create and customize your base.

Dragon Quest Builders, meanwhile, has no such problems. By locking free mode at first and starting you with its campaign, you get a semblance of instructive structure.

Dragon Quest Builders Finally Releases On PC Next Month, And Preorders Are Discounted The original Dragon Quest Builders comes to Steam on February 13, and it has a budget-friendly price.

In Builders 2, everything goes as planned and the heroes of Dragon Quest II defeat the demon Malroth just like in the Famicom original.

After 30 years, Dragon Quest's designers know only too well how to make you feel like an indispensible hero on whom entire civilizations depend.

Square Enix will release the original Dragon Quest Builders for PC via Steam on February 13 for $27.99, the company announced. Users who already own Dragon Quest Builders 2 on Steam will be able to… ...

Today Square Enix released a small batch of screenshots and artwork of Dragon Quest Builders 2. We get to see the male and female heroes. They're young builders whose ancestors have been legendary ...