Two of Square Enix’s best role-playing games of the past decade, Dragon Quest 11S and Octopath Traveler 2, arrived on Nintendo Switch 2 in the last two weeks. A Switch 2 port of the first Octopath Traveler also came out. Square Enix released them without an upgrade path, so fans who own the older versions must buy them again.
The Octopath ports are much like their Switch 1 versions, aside from faster loading times. Dragon Quest 11S is a bigger leap: on Switch 2 its world looks sharper, brighter and more colourful, with an option for 60 frames per second and shorter load times. Both series are widely seen as some of the best RPGs of recent years.
Switch 2 owners who love role-playing games get polished versions of two modern classics, though they must pay again.

Two of Square Enix’s best role-playing games of the past decade, Dragon Quest 11S and Octopath Traveler 2, arrived on Nintendo Switch 2 in the last two weeks. A Switch 2 port of the first Octopath Traveler also came out. Square Enix released them without an upgrade path, so fans who own the older versions must buy them again.

The Octopath ports are much like their Switch 1 versions, aside from faster loading times. Dragon Quest 11S is a bigger leap: on Switch 2 its world looks sharper, brighter and more colourful, with an option for 60 frames per second and shorter load times. Both series are widely seen as some of the best RPGs of recent years.

Switch 2 owners who love role-playing games get polished versions of two modern classics, though they must pay again.

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