Square Enix has officially opened closed beta signups for its newly announced mobile title Dragon Quest RPG: The Cursed Tree and The Chosen Isle, the publisher confirmed alongside an announcement trailer released on November 10, 2026.
The game is in development for iOS and Android devices and represents the latest mobile entry in the long-running Dragon Quest franchise.
According to Square Enix's update on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the announcement trailer went live at 20:00 JST (03:00 PT, 11:00 GMT).
The publisher is directing interested players to register on the game's official website for access to the closed beta; the signup window closes on Monday, November 23, 2026.
Square Enix noted that it has not yet provided dates for when the closed beta will take place or for the full game's release.
Paraphrasing the publisher's notice: Square Enix confirmed that beta signups are currently open via the title's official site, with a firm registration deadline of November 23, 2026, but the company has not announced a start date for the beta or a launch date for the full release.
The announcement trailer posted by Square Enix accompanies those enrollment details and serves as the first public look at the project.
Dragon Quest RPG: The Cursed Tree and The Chosen Isle joins a franchise that began with the original Dragon Quest on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986 and has continued across console and mobile platforms for four decades.
Most recently, the series saw the release of Dragon Quest VII Reimagined in 2026, which is available on PS5, PC, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox Series X.
For industry observers and franchise fans, Square Enix's rollout follows a familiar pattern of controlled beta access and online trailers.
Interested players should register on the official site before the November 23 deadline to be considered for the closed beta.
Further updates, including beta timing and release windows, will be published by Square Enix through its official channels.
This announcement underscores Square Enix's ongoing investment in mobile development for major IPs and keeps the Dragon Quest franchise active across modern platforms including iOS and Android, while recent mainline and reimagined releases continue to appear on consoles such as Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X.
The game is in development for iOS and Android devices and represents the latest mobile entry in the long-running Dragon Quest franchise.
According to Square Enix's update on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the announcement trailer went live at 20:00 JST (03:00 PT, 11:00 GMT).
The publisher is directing interested players to register on the game's official website for access to the closed beta; the signup window closes on Monday, November 23, 2026.
Square Enix noted that it has not yet provided dates for when the closed beta will take place or for the full game's release.
Paraphrasing the publisher's notice: Square Enix confirmed that beta signups are currently open via the title's official site, with a firm registration deadline of November 23, 2026, but the company has not announced a start date for the beta or a launch date for the full release.
The announcement trailer posted by Square Enix accompanies those enrollment details and serves as the first public look at the project.
Dragon Quest RPG: The Cursed Tree and The Chosen Isle joins a franchise that began with the original Dragon Quest on the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1986 and has continued across console and mobile platforms for four decades.
Most recently, the series saw the release of Dragon Quest VII Reimagined in 2026, which is available on PS5, PC, Nintendo Switch, and Xbox Series X.
For industry observers and franchise fans, Square Enix's rollout follows a familiar pattern of controlled beta access and online trailers.
Interested players should register on the official site before the November 23 deadline to be considered for the closed beta.
Further updates, including beta timing and release windows, will be published by Square Enix through its official channels.
This announcement underscores Square Enix's ongoing investment in mobile development for major IPs and keeps the Dragon Quest franchise active across modern platforms including iOS and Android, while recent mainline and reimagined releases continue to appear on consoles such as Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Xbox Series X.
