Dragon Quest enthusiasts, rejoice! The beloved series' latest installment, Dragon Quest X, is making its way to mobile devices, but there's a catch—it's only available in Japan. Starting tomorrow, Japanese fans can dive into the offline version of Dragon Quest X on both iOS and Android platforms. This version, known as Dragon Quest X Offline, offers a single-player experience and is available at a discounted price, making it an enticing option for fans eager to explore this unique entry in the series.

For those unfamiliar, Dragon Quest X stands out with its MMORPG-like features, including real-time combat, which is a departure from the traditional turn-based battles seen in other Dragon Quest games. Originally released in 2012, the offline version hit consoles and PC in 2022, and now, it's finally coming to mobile. Interestingly, back in 2013, Ubitu had plans to bring Dragon Quest X to mobile, but that never materialized.

Sadly, international fans might need to temper their excitement. While a global release isn't entirely out of the question, there's currently no news or indication of Dragon Quest X Offline coming to mobile outside of Japan. The original version of the game was also Japan-exclusive, which doesn't bode well for a worldwide rollout.

As a dedicated Dragon Quest fan who spent countless hours on Sentinels of the Starry Sky, the prospect of experiencing a different take on the series on mobile is incredibly appealing. It's a missed opportunity for fans around the globe who are eager to explore this unique offline version.

While we wait and hope for news on a global release, why not check out our list of the top 10 games we'd love to see come to mobile on Android? From dream scenarios to more feasible transitions, there are plenty of fantastic titles that could enhance the mobile gaming landscape.