The Thief's Key is an important item that allows you to open all red doors in Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake, so it is something you should find quickly.

Dragon Quest 3 Remake sticks very close to the original game's basic structure. This means early in the game, you will be tasked with locating the Thief's Key as the first major quest in the game. This will take players to Dreamer's Tower,

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is Square Enix's grand endeavor to revive a classic RPG that originally came out 36 years ago on the NES. The result is a delightful modernization, but some esoteric elements of the original have been preserved and best understood sooner than later.

Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is one of the most whimsical experiences weve had in quite some time, bringing the classic turn-based JRPG to the modern era, all while keeping the visual style and gameplay true to its origins.

I didn't think I'd get emotional over another run through Dragon Quest 3, of all games. It's decades old, has sold millions of copies, and has already been remade twice. The "HD-2D" look this time around may be very well done,

The 36-year-old game is remade anew for today's visual tastes, though decisions not to update the gameplay lead to a mixed bag.

Combat in the Dragon Quest 3 Remake seems extremely simple at first, and at its core, it is simple. But that simple foundation allows it to expand the further into the game you get, until eventually you're juggling multiple different strategies throughout a fight in order to come out on top.