A new video has surfaced showing actual gameplay of both the Nintendo 3DS and PS4 version of Dragon Quest XI: In Search of Departed Time. The new video was once live streamed as part of the game going gold and was held in Nagoya, which means Dragon Quest XI development is done and is ready for mass production. Dragon Quest XI is set to come out in Japan on July 29th for the Nintendo 3DS and PS4.

Catching wind from publication site Gematsu we learn that Dragon Quest XI: In Search of Departed Time has gone gold. The series creator, Yuji Horii, confirmed the above information at a Dragon Quest XI “Countdown Carnival” event at Nagoya that was a hands-on session. Now that the game is ready for mass production, gameplay footage from said event is up that contains some interesting stuff like horse riding.

In addition to the gameplay footage revealed during the event, new in-game actions and places were demonstrated like the Mysterious Smithing and Skill Panel for the 3DS version of DQXI, and horse riding and the casino featured via the PS4 version.

Furthermore, Square Enix revealed that folks looking for a challenge in restricting themselves of options will be able to do so through the game’s “Restricted Play” mode. Additionally, the mode allows you to play the game with certain features disabled, which includes stuff like not being able to shop, not being able to run away from battles or not having the option to equip any armor.

Timestamps showing gameplay for the Nintendo 3DS and PS4 version of DQXI sit below for you to look over:

• Black Smithing – 25:56 to 35:30
• Skill Menu – 35:30 to 41:31
• Horse Riding  – 41:48 to 44:39
• Casino/Gambling – 46:21 to 56:06

Dragon Quest XI: In Search of Departed Time is set to launch for the Nintendo 3DS and PS4 on July 29th in Japan.