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Games for Microsoft Windows can be classified if they are played via Steam or not.
Dragon Quest series games in Microsoft Windows come as pure Windows software, or via game platforms. The latter comprise Steam, Xbox One, and Epic.


For Steam, four ''[[Dragon Quest (series)|Dragon Quest]]'' installments have been released, as of Jan 2020:
Games relying on a game platform are:
*{{DQH}}: Steam
*{{DQH2}}: Steam
*{{DQ11}}: Steam. Later withdrawn from the store, being replaced by the "XI S Definitive edition".
** The Definitive Edition: Steam, Xbox One, Epic
*{{DQB2}}: Steam, Xbox One


*{{DQH}}
Only one pure Windows game is {{DQ10}} online, an MMO installment. It can be played only in Japan.
*{{DQH2}}
*{{DQ11}}
*{{DQB2}}


One non-Steam game is there: {{DQ10}}, an MMO installment.
==Disadvantages to Japan==
 
==Disadvantage to Japan==
Although ''Dragon Quest'' games are from Japan, three out of the total four Steam ports cause some trouble to Japan. They can't be purchased if you live in Japan, and/or the Japanese environments are reduced from the original versions (or completely removed). This is an example of the notorious "omakuni" custom.<ref>[https://en-d9w.hatenablog.com/entry/omakuni-explained Omakuni, a peculiarity of the Japanese PC game market, explained à la Wikipedia]</ref>
Although ''Dragon Quest'' games are from Japan, three out of the total four Steam ports cause some trouble to Japan. They can't be purchased if you live in Japan, and/or the Japanese environments are reduced from the original versions (or completely removed). This is an example of the notorious "omakuni" custom.<ref>[https://en-d9w.hatenablog.com/entry/omakuni-explained Omakuni, a peculiarity of the Japanese PC game market, explained à la Wikipedia]</ref>