I'm a sucker for a good first-person runabout. I don't need to shoot, but it's sometimes nice to get a sword, or a big whip. As long as I get to be immersed in an adventure. I think that's the big theme of my selection box: being grounded within my player character. I want to feel what it's like to hike through canyons with too much sellable loot in my backpack. I want to park my soul in the head of a scared Scotsman way out of his depth, hundreds of miles from shore. The closer I can comfortably fit in my character's shoes, the more I seem to buy into the world they inhabit. Even if that world is constantly glowing a magnificent crimson.
]]>2024 was my first full year at RPS, and as a guides writer, it was a year packed with the sort of games that make you roll your sleeves up, wipe sweat from your brow, and stare up at the sky from the trenches, ruminating on what life is like when you aren't dealing with back-to-back Soulslikes interspersed with gacha games that feature incomprehensible lootbox mechanics.
]]>Let me continue the theme from our round-up of Steam sale reccs for under a tenner, while exchanging the concept of money for the concept of time: what can you do in celebrated open world "anecdote generator" Dragon's Dogma 2 in two hours or less? Two hours being the length of the free Dragon's Dogma 2 trial that is now live on Steam. For context, this is approximately how much time Capcom gave me to preview their latest action-RPG, many headline cycles ago. During that brief window, I managed to become the worst wizard in Dragon's Dogma 2, but I know you can go further. I'm so confident of this, in fact, that I'm going to start feeling all insecure and hurt in anticipation. How could you trample on my feelings so?
]]>Capcom are working on another Dragon's Dogma 2 patch, and this one takes as its target the dreaded dragonsplague, which causes the game's AI-controlled pawns to go nuts and murder everybody, including story-critical NPCs, if you allow it to go untreated for long enough. It'll reduce the infection frequency of dragonsplague, which is spread when pawns mingle with other pawns online, and make the symptoms more obvious. Pawns already get glowing eyes when they're dragonsplagued - I guess they'll be all the glowier in future.
]]>Looking for a walkthrough for the main quest When Wills Collide in Dragon's Dogma 2? It's been a long, winding road from waking up in a labour camp at the start of Dragon's Dogma 2 to defying fate and bringing forth the Unmoored World. If you've been following our walkthroughs from the start, that road is finally about to come to an end in this quest, which is the last major mission you'll complete in the secret endgame of Dragon's Dogma 2.
If you're ready to take the plunge, read the following When Wills Collide quest walkthrough and prepare yourself for the finale.
]]>Looking for a walkthrough for the main quest A Scholarly Pursuit in Dragon's Dogma 2? As you take on the Purgener Dragons in the endgame of Dragon's Dogma 2, you might notice that Bakbattahl doesn't have a true dragon threatening it. As befitting a nation that conducts somewhat shady experiments in its Forbidden Magick Research Lab, Bakbattahl is instead attacked by a draconic jar that summons monsters throughout the city.
You'll have to team up with your old frenemy Phaesus to smash this jar in a quest that's not too lengthy, but nevertheless can be tricky especially as mobs attack you from all sides in Bakbattahl's crowded streets. Read the following A Scholarly Pursuit quest walkthrough to find out what to do.
]]>Looking for a walkthrough for the main quest Halls of the First Dawn in Dragon's Dogma 2? Welcome to the longest quest of the Unmoored World in Dragon's Dogma 2. Halls of the First Dawn is actually more of a branching path connecting several sidequests, and along the way you'll have plenty of chances to battle the deadly Purgener Dragons that lurk in the skies at the top of each eerie red beacon. While you technically don't need to beat these bosses to complete this quest, and can certainly return to them later in your endgame journey, this is as good a time as any.
If you're ready to zip all over the map and tackle Brine-infused dragons, get started with the following Halls of the First Dawn quest walkthrough.
]]>Looking for the solutions to all Sphinx riddles in Dragon's Dogma 2? The Sphinx is an enigmatic beast that, true to her presence in Greek Mythology, will offer the Arisen ten riddles that they must solve for prizes in Dragon's Dogma 2.
These riddles are challenging but offer great rewards. In particular, the Eternal Wakestone (that can revive several NPC in an area and offer a good solution to a Dragonsplague attack) and the Unmaking Arrow which will instantly kill all but the toughest of foes.
Join us as we go through each riddle solution, where to find the Sphinx, and all 'A Game of Wits' rewards.
]]>Looking for a walkthrough for the main quest Dreams Apart in Dragon's Dogma 2? If you're reading this guide, you've made the choice to unlock the secret endgame of Dragon's Dogma 2. The map you've been traversing for so many hours has transformed into a dark and apocalyptic place that lives up to its name as the Unmoored World. On the plus side, it's way easier to get from point A to point B now. This is what you wanted all along - right?!
There's a lot of busywork to complete in The Unmoored World, but before you can get around to it there's the pressing matter of finding your main pawn. Read the following Dreams Apart walkthrough to figure out exactly what to do.
]]>Looking for a walkthrough for the main quest Legacy in Dragon's Dogma 2? Depending on how you choose to play Dragon's Dogma 2, Legacy may be the final quest of your game. It may also be the beginning of a plethora of endgame content if you play your cards right, and happen to make a series of unorthodox decisions to break the cycle of Arisen versus Dragon.
In our Legacy walkthrough below, we've written out everything you need to know to conquer your destiny...or defy fate and unlock some alternate endings, if you so desire.
]]>Looking for a walkthrough for the main quest The Guardian Gigantus in Dragon's Dogma 2? There's a behemoth statue lurking in the depths of the ocean in Dragon's Dogma 2, and this quest sees it rising to the surface and causing extreme havoc. If climbing the backs of ogres, minotaurs, and griffins wasn't enough, try this massive fellow on for size!
This is technically a quest where you can play the role of a passive observer, or go for broke and attack as much as you want. We've detailed the Gigantus' path of destruction in the following The Guardian Gigantus walkthrough.
]]>Looking for a walkthrough for the main quest A New Godsway in Dragon's Dogma 2? With lots of running around the map and farming for Wyrmslife Crystals, A New Godsway will be one of the toughest quests yet in Dragon's Dogma 2, unless of course you've been straying off the main story path to tackle drakes in your spare time.
Never fear if this isn't the case. While it takes time and patience to fight the lesser dragons of Dragon's Dogma 2, we've outlined everything you need to do to battle two of the easier ones in the following A New Godsway walkthrough.
]]>Looking for a walkthrough for the main quest Convergence in Dragon's Dogma 2? After the lengthy story quests that saw you entering Battahl in Dragon's Dogma 2, it's nice to have a bit of a break. You'll enter a minor dungeon in this quest, but as you'll see in the following Convergence walkthrough, the most memorable moments in this brief mission consist of meeting a shadowy figure and obtaining a mighty weapon (which happens to need some repairs) - the Godsbane Blade.
]]>Looking for a walkthrough for the main quest Flickering Shadows in Dragon's Dogma 2? Now that you're in Battahl, the second main region of Dragon's Dogma 2, it's time to investigate a new capital city, meet some key characters, and advance the plot.
While this quest isn't particularly difficult, it's an essential one for introducing your Arisen to the Dragonforged, the Oracle Luz, and the Trickster vocation. You'll also get your first taste of Wyrmslife Crystals, which are powerful gemstones that you'll need to collect to upgrade your weapons. We've written up the details below in the following Flickering Shadows walkthrough.
]]>Looking for a walkthrough for the main quest Nation of the Lambent Flame in Dragon's Dogma 2? You've reached Act 2 of Dragon's Dogma 2, and a whole new world awaits you. Battahl is a gorgeous sand-covered land full of cliffs, gorges, and tonnes of danger hidden within its windswept contours.
Entering Battahl is an ordeal in itself, especially if you're not playing as a Beastren, and reaching the capital city of Bakbattahl is an arduous journey. We'll dive into what you need to know in the following Nation of the Lambent Flame walkthrough.
]]>Looking for the best Dragon's Dogma 2 mods? Although Dragon's Dogma 2 has been out for a while, the game is still steamrolling ahead with more mods now available than ever.
We've gone through the rich offerings of Nexus Mods and picked out the most popular and useful out of the bunch. This includes quality-of-life fixes like more stamina and ways to make the game more streamlined with the removal of pesky mechanics like Dragonsplague.
Read below for our top ten picks of the best mods available for Dragon's Dogma 2 right now.
]]>Sundays are for making a heroic dent in the bottle of Japanese whiskey I bought to celebrate the RPS job. Before I make the highballs I’ve been craving since playing LAD: Infinite Wealth, prior to answering the door in a snakeskin jacket and shouting KIRYU-CHAAAAAN! at the Greggs driver, prior to wondering if maybe I’m a little too impressionable, let’s read this weeks best writing about games (and game related things!)
]]>Looking for a walkthrough for the main quest Feast Of Deception in Dragon's Dogma 2? Congratulations on getting to the end of the first major story arc (some might say Act 1) of Dragon's Dogma 2. There's a lot more to go after that, but first you have to sit through a number of cutscenes and dialogues which make up the quest, Feast Of Deception.
But if it's just cutscenes and dialogue, why bother with a walkthrough? Because, dear reader, we highly recommend you complete a certain side-quest before you start Feast Of Deception. We'll go over that quest and how to complete the main story quest itself in this Feast Of Deception walkthrough.
]]>Looking for a walkthrough on An Unsettling Encounter in Dragon's Dogma 2? If you've reached this point in Dragon's Dogma 2, you're soon to leave the main questline of Vermund and Vernworth behind, and embark on a journey to a more perilous country. But first, it's time to do some more sneaking and spying in - yes, you guessed it - Vernworth-bloody-Castle.
In this guide, we offer a full walkthrough of the An Unsettling Encounter main quest in Dragon's Dogma 2, so you can breeze through the various tasks and areas required, and learn more about what's going on at the highest levels of the Vernworth monarchy.
]]>Stuck trying to reach The Nameless Village in Dragon's Dogma 2? Or perhaps you've found the village, but are unsure of how to proceed and find out what you need to know? It's a common issue - The Nameless Village is one of the most confusing main quests in the first half of This quest walkthrough will guide you through the ninth main quest in Dragon's Dogma 2, The Nameless Village., so we've written this full walkthrough of the whole quest to help you out. Read on to learn how to reach the Nameless Village, and how to complete the quest to its fullest extent once you get there!
]]>Looking to complete The Stolen Throne quest in Dragon's Dogma 2? From the very beginning of Dragon's Dogma 2, it's clear that something is awry with the so-called Arisen in Vernworth Castle. The Stolen Throne is your first proper opportunity to learn more, so let's not spend the entire quest walking about in confusion.
Keep reading for a full-fledged walkthrough of The Stolen Throne main quest in Dragon's Dogma 2, which goes through how to easily acquire formalwear for the masquerade, where to go, and how to complete the quest itself.
]]>Want to know how to complete the Dragon's Dogma 2 quest, Disa's Plot? If you've reached this quest, it likely means you've already spent a fair bit of time in Vernworth, one of the largest of the settlements in Dragon's Dogma 2. But to infiltrate Vernworth Castle's Guardhouse, you'll need to be a fair bit sneakier than you've been so far in the goblin-slaughtering escapades it took to get you here.
Thankfully, Disa's Plot is a very quick and easy quest to complete once you know where to go. Follow our guide to breeze through this main quest and get onto the next one in record time.
]]>Stuck on The Caged Magistrate quest in Dragon's Dogma 2? It's an unusual one, for sure. Not least because you're tasked with springing a man from jail who, it turns out, doesn't want to leave his cell. Not unless you can tempt him back to society with a recently unearthed collection of ancient history books, anyway.
If you're struggling with any part of The Caged Magistrate quest (or its associated side-quest, The Heel Of History), fret not. Keep reading for a full, easy-to-follow walkthrough of the entire quest in Dragon's Dogma 2.
]]>Stuck on the Monster Culling quest in Dragon's Dogma 2? Monster Culling is the first main quest in Dragon's Dogma 2 that tasks you with journeying to various different areas in any order you like, to complete the objectives you find there. It may take some time travelling to and fro, so it's a good idea to know what to expect at each location, to save you having to make multiple trips.
In this guide, we'll provide a full walkthrough of the Monster Culling quest, covering what needs doing at each of the three marked quest locations on your map - starting with the finnicky and sometimes-perilous Trevo Mine.
]]>Stuck on the In Dragon's Wake quest in Dragon's Dogma 2? Last quest, you had to fight a couple packs of goblins. Nothing too fancy. In Dragon's Wake steps it up a bit, forcing you to contend with bigger and badder goblin packs, flying harpies, and your first (proper) boss fight in Dragon's Dogma 2.
If you want a full walkthrough of what to do and where to go for this quest, you've come to the right place. Keep reading for our full quest walkthrough of In Dragon's Wake.
]]>Wondering how to complete the Tale's Beginning quest in Dragon's Dogma 2? You begin this quest soaring through the sky on the back of a Griffin, but sadly things go downhill from here (heh heh). With neither your human nor your winged companion to rely on, this quest sees you accompany a soldier back to the nearby outpost, clearing out goblins along the way. Here's our full walkthrough of the Tale's Beginning quest in Dragon's Dogma 2.
]]>How do you complete the Gaoled Awakening quest in Dragon's Dogma 2? Though the prologue quest of Capcom's massive RPG is fairly linear, it's still worth a guide to help those who are struggling to get started in Dragon's Dogma 2. In this walkthrough, we'll go over each step of the Gaoled Awakening quest in order, so that you're never in doubt about where to go and what to do next.
]]>Looking for a walkthrough for Seat Of The Sovran in Dragon's Dogma 2? Let's be honest, of course you're not. It's not exactly a quest that you can get particularly stuck on. There's only one decision to be made, and it doesn't matter too much whichever choice you pick. However, that won't stop us from going the completionist route and offering you, reader dear, a full and comprehensive walkthrough of the main quest Seat Of The Sovran in Dragon's Dogma 2!
]]>Looking for ways to identify Dragonsplague in Dragon's Dogma 2? In Dragon's Dogma 2 Dragonspague is an intense disease that only Pawns can get. Once infected, it is incredibly difficult to stop it from spreading amongst your party and ultimately, it can lead to entire villages being wiped off the map.
As Dragon's Dogma 2 is a one-save-only game, this means you can permanently lose several NPCs in one fell swoop. To learn more about Dragonsplague, its symptoms, and how to deal with it once infected, read below.
]]>Looking for the best armor in Dragon's Dogma 2? Half of the joy of Dragon's Dogma 2 is obtaining cool sets of armor for your Arisen to look the part as they lead their pawns around the world. Unfortunately, good armor is pricey, and not all of the best armor sets are purchasable in shops. Additionally, the sturdiest armor in Dragon's Dogma 2 can only be found in the endgame, courtesy of the Dragonforged.
If you're keen on finding a quick list of the top-tier armor sets for every class, look no further. We've listed armor for all vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2 in this guide, letting you know where you can find them and how much gold or Wrymslife Crystals they're going to set you back.
]]>Looking to raise affinity with your Main Pawn in Dragon's Dogma 2? Affinity is a hidden system in Dragon's Dogma 2 where you can earn favour with NPCs in return for gifts, vendor discounts and unique visits to your dwelling.
You can also raise affinity with your Pawns in Dragon's Dogma 2 but this works slightly differently. Read on for an explanation on how to earn affinity with your Pawns.
]]>Last time, you decided that shopkeepers annoyed when you don't buy anything is better than security cameras following your every move. So rather than an implied surveillance which doesn't actually have consequences, you wish to be actively scolded for things you've not done. Alright reader dear, I'm noting that in your psychological profile. Onwards! This week I ask you to choose between soaring through the sky or making something else soar. What's better: gliding powers or Dragon's Dogma 2's Unmaking Arrow?
]]>Looking to find the Elf village in Dragon's Dogma 2? Sacred Arbor is an elven village within Vermund in Dragon's Dogma 2. This is where the majority of Elves in the game live.
Here, most Elves only speak in their native tongue, so you'll need a Pawn with the Woodland Wordsmith Specialization in order to understand them. Join us as we go through the easiest way to gain access and find Sacred Arbor in Dragon's Dogma 2.
]]>Looking for the best weapons in Dragon's Dogma 2? There are a plethora of weapons in Dragon's Dogma 2, from fairly standard swords utilised by the Fighter to unusual incense burners swung by the Trickster. While most weapons are purchasable in shops, all cost a hefty amount of gold, and several top-tier weapons are only found in chests. Furthermore, the very best armaments in Dragon's Dogma 2 are only available in the endgame, where they are sold by the Dragonforged.
To help you save precious time on your journey to defeat the dragon, we've taken a close look at the greatest fighting tools for each and every vocation in Dragon's Dogma 2. In this guide, we've broken down the best weapons, letting you know where to find them and how much they're going to cost you.
]]>Looking for all Riftstone locations in Dragon's Dogma 2? Riftstones are an important mechanic in Dragon's Dogma 2 that allow you to set Pawn quests and hire specific Pawns. Discovering Forgotten Riftstones, scattered throughout the Dragon's Dogms 2 map can also earn you RC (Rift Crystals).
As such, it's worth knowing where they are if you're low on RC. Below, we've gathered all Riftstone locations in Dragon's Dogma 2, including both Grand Riftstones and Forgotten Riftstones.
]]>Based on credit listings at videogame documentation site MobyGames, action RPG Dragon's Dogma 2 may have had around a quarter of the headcount compared to other AAA Capcom releases in recent years.
MobyGames list just 392 people with 402 roles as having worked on the popular RPG game. That’s in comparison to 1,516 people for Resident Evil 4, 1,847 people for Street Fighter 6, and 1,252 people for Devil May Cry 5.
]]>Sundays are for trying to get into yoga again, since alongside inheriting Edder’s column, I’ve also somehow inherited his dodgy back. Before trying to track down the warlock Edders no doubt lavished several trinkets and a plump goat upon to gleefully transfer his ailment to me, let’s read this week’s best writing about games (and game related things!)
]]>Behind its DLC microtransactions, Dragon’s Dogma 2’s most divisive element is arguably Dragonsplague, the pawn-infecting sickness that your AI companions can catch while questing online and may eventually drive them to murder entire settlements’ worth of NPCs.
]]>Looking for how to unlock the Warrior vocation in Dragon's Dogma 2? As one of the advanced vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2, the Warrior isn't available from the game's beginning. Luckily, you can gain access to the vocation fairly quickly by completing a sidequest in Vernworth, the first large city in the game. Be sure to unlock this class early on, as it's one of the best vocations for melee warriors in Dragon's Dogma 2.
In this guide, we'll explain how to unlock the Warrior vocation so you can get started practicing your mighty charge attacks and greatsword swings.
]]>Looking for how to unlock the Sorcerer vocation in Dragon's Dogma 2? As one of the advanced vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2, the Sorcerer isn't available from the game's beginning. Thankfully, it doesn't take too long to unlock it, as all you need to do is complete a sidequest after arriving in the city of Vernworth. If you like huge magick attacks, the Sorcerer is the best vocation for pure spellcasting mayhem in Dragon's Dogma 2.
In this guide, we'll explain how to unlock the Sorcerer vocation so you can immediately get started levitating above your foes and blasting them with an endless array of lightning bolts.
]]>Looking for how to unlock the Mystic Spearhand vocation in Dragon's Dogma 2? As one of the advanced vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2, the Mystic Spearhand isn't available from the game's beginning. You'll need to trek off the beaten path to the village of Melve and involve yourself in an important sidequest if you want to wield a Duospear and obtain one of the niftiest vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2.
In this guide, we'll explain how to unlock the Mystic Spearhand vocation so you can begin darting through the air with gusto, spells flying from your spear at all who confront you.
]]>Looking for a house in Dragon's Dogma 2? Owning a house in Dragon's Dogma 2 is a worthwhile investment as it allows you to rest, access your storage chests, recoup Loss Gauge (to get back to full health) and more. You can do this an unlimited amount of times for free after the initial purchase price.
This alleviates the need for an Inn and can save you gold in the process. See below for a full rundown of all available houses in Dragon's Dogma 2 and how to get them.
]]>Looking for how to unlock the Magick Archer vocation in Dragon's Dogma 2? As one of the advanced vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2, the Magick Archer isn't available from the game's beginning. You'll need to make your way to the bottom of the world map and endure a fairly lengthy escort mission before the ability to weave spells into your arrows finally becomes available. As one of the best vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2, however, the Magick Archer is more than worth the trouble.
In this guide, we'll explain how to unlock the Magic Archer vocation to ensure that you can blast richocheting arrows full of arcane energy as soon as possible.
]]>Looking for how to unlock the Warfarer vocation in Dragon's Dogma 2? As one of the advanced vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2, the Warfarer isn't available from the game's beginning. You'll need to make an unusual booze delivery to a fellow in a remote region of the world map before you can use this complicated class, which combines skills from all other vocations into one spicy blend that has no equal. But if you've reached the endgame of Dragon's Dogma 2, or simply love the idea of mastering what's undeniably the most freedom-filled vocation in the entire game, you shouldn't be bothered by the price of a few bottles of alcohol and a lengthy trek!
In this guide, we'll explain how to unlock the Warfarer vocation to ensure that you're on the right track when it comes to nabbing this jack-of-all-trades class.
]]>Looking for how to unlock the Trickster vocation in Dragon's Dogma 2? As one of the advanced vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2, the Trickster isn't available from the game's beginning. Luckily, simply progressing through story quests after you reach Battahl will be enough to help you gain access to this illusion-based class, which is truly one of the most unusual vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2, not to mention the, ahem...trickiest to use well.
In this guide, we'll explain how to unlock the Trickster vocation for those of you hungry for unorthodox incense-based abilities that can befuddle enemies and keep bosses on their toes.
]]>Looking for Dragon's Dogma 2 romance options? Like with all good RPGs, there is a romance system in Dragon's Dogma 2 for any lonely Arisen looking to share the burdens of destiny. This is called 'Affinity' and is the measurement of friendship between the Arisen and named NPCs.
Once you raise Affinity and complete a few set quests, you can discover romance in Dragon's Dogma 2. Read on for a list of all romance options in the game, a rundown of how the affinity system works and the best gifts to give your chosen partner.
]]>Looking to set Pawn quests in Dragon's Dogma 2? Pawn quests in Dragon's Dogma 2 are an optional online mechanic in which you can assign your Pawn to help other players in their adventures.
Pawn quests are a reliable way of earning RC (Rift Crystals) which can then be spent on ability upgrades and unlocking new Vocations. Completing fellow players' Pawn quests can also offer a range of rewards like Wakestone Shards, gold and more. To find out everything you need to know about Pawn quests in Dragon's Dogma 2, read below.
]]>Sundays are for trying to fill several pairs of enormous shoes and shuffling around awkwardly in them while I get my bearings. Before I start wobbling at the lip of the top stair and have a near death experience prior to grabbing the railing, let’s read this week’s best writing about games (and game related things).
]]>Dragon's Dogma 2 has dropped its first update, addressing one of the fantasy action-RPG’s most baffling decisions - the inability to start a new game once you’ve begun your first adventure - and letting you acquire a home of your own earlier, providing a reliable place to rest and save. There are some other small tweaks too, while Capcom dare to raise the question about future DLC in the wake of the game’s controversial microtransactions.
]]>I think its reasonable to say that the term ‘fetch quest’ is well passed the point of being a neutral descriptor and has moved firmly into the realm of full pejorative. You won't see many games tout ‘epic fetch quests’ on their Steam Page, and you’re much more likely to hear the term lodged between the words ‘not a bloody’ and ‘again’, like two slices of exasperation-enriched bread stuffed with a shit-tier filling. Cucumber, perhaps. Not so, at least not for me, when it comes to Dragon's Dogma 2. The action RPG game has more or less solved the fetch quest problem. All it took, it turns out, was some interesting world design.
]]>Looking to start a new game in Dragon's Dogma 2? Dragon's Dogma 2 only allows you to have one save file at a time, which means if you're looking to completely start a new game you'll have to jump through a few hoops first.
Below we'll go through the steps you need to take to delete your old save on PC and start a new one in Dragon's Dogma 2. These steps have been tested out ourselves to make sure they're safe.
]]>Looking for how to revive Pawns in Dragon's Dogma 2? Pawns are helpful NPCs in Dragon's Dogma 2 that follow you around, help in combat and hold items for you if your inventory is full.
If your Main Pawn dies whilst in your service, however, their inventory is temporarily lost until you revive them. To learn how to revive your Main Pawn and all other Pawns in Dragon's Dogma 2, read below.
]]>Looking for a full walkthrough of Dragon's Dogma 2? The sprawling world of Dragon's Dogma 2 can be pretty daunting at first - as is so often the case with massive open-world RPGs. At times, we know it can be hard to keep track of where you're going and what must be done to fulfil your destiny as the Arisen in a land teeming with threats and mysteries.
In this guide, we aim to present you with a focused, concise walkthrough of all 20+ main quests in Dragon's Dogma 2, so that you always know how to progress to the next chapter of the story. Whether you're stuck on a particular main quest or you're just not sure what to do next, we've got you covered with our dedicated Dragon's Dogma 2 walkthrough.
]]>Interested in the best Warfarer skills and augments in Dragon's Dogma 2? Jack-of-all-trades, master-of-none! That's the Warfarer of Dragon's Dogma 2 in a nutshell. This late game vocation, which uses the weapons, armour, and skills of all other vocations, is best suited to Dragon's Dogma 2 veterans who have ranked up all other classes or at least dabbled in them enough to get a sense of how they want to mix and match. If you've only stuck to a single vocation thus far in Dragon's Dogma 2, then go experiment with a few others (perhaps starting with our best vocations guide) and come back here when you're leveled up.
For those ready to take the plunge, whether you're looking for info on the Warfarer's one core skill or want some suggestions for its many diverse builds, we're here to help. In this guide, we've delved into the best Warfarer skills and augments, giving you the rundown on what you need to utilise every conceivable armament ever imagined.
Before we begin, it's worth noting that the Warfarer is an advanced vocation, and not accessible at the start of Dragon's Dogma 2. See our guide on how to unlock the Warfarer for more information.
]]>Looking to regain your Loss Gauge in Dragon's Dogma 2? Loss Gauge in Dragon's Dogma 2 is essentially the reduction of your maximum health bar. This means, when active, your Loss Gauge can limit the maximum amount of HP you can recover from healing.
Join us, as we explain Loss Gauge in Dragon's Dogma 2 and how to regain it for maximum health recovery.
]]>Want to know how to get Wakestones in Dragon's Dogma 2? Wakestones in Dragon's Dogma 2 are an extremely important revival item that will instantly put your Arisen to full health if they die in combat. Monsters, however, will continue the fight at the point of death meaning you can use Wakestones to finish off an encounter.
Below, we'll go through how to get Wakestones in Dragon's Dogma 2 as well as how to get the Eternal Wakestone, which can be used to revive multiple allies at once.
]]>Interested in the best Magick Archer skills and augments in Dragon's Dogma 2? For those who enjoy the bow in Dragon's Dogma 2 but want to add a smidgeon of spellcasting to their attack style, the Magick Archer is a thrill. This vocation replaces the trick arrows that the regular Archer shoots with an elegant selection of magicks that can freeze, set enemies alight, unleash richocheting shots in a tight space, and even heal comrades. It's a fairly late game vocation, but the wait is worth it.
Whether you're looking for info on unlocking the Magick Archer or want a rundown of its diverse abilities, we're here to help. In this guide, we've delved into the best Magick Archer skills and augments, giving you the rundown on what you need to intertwine your arrows with artful magick.
Before we begin, it's worth noting that the Magick Archer is an advanced vocation, and not accessible at the start of Dragon's Dogma 2. See our guide on how to unlock the Magick Archer for more information.
]]>Want to know how to fast travel in Dragon's Dogma 2? As a huge, open-world RPG, Dragon's Dogma 2 naturally encourages exploration. If you're tired of meandering across Vermund and Battahl with your Pawns, however, it is possible to fast travel in Dragon's Dogma 2.
Join us as we go through the key traversal methods in Dragon's Dogma 2 including fast travel, Oxcarts and where to get Ferrystones and Portcrystals in the game.
]]>Looking to enhance equipment in Dragon's Dogma 2? As with most RPGs, knowing how to enhance equipment in Dragon's Dogma 2 is vital for fighting monsters, questing and building a well-rounded Arisen and Main Pawn.
If you want to get the most out of your armor and weapons, you'll need to know how to enhance them and which smithing styles suit your vocation of choice as these will offer improvements to different stats. Below, we'll go through both of these points so you're equipped to travel the world of Dragon's Dogma 2.
]]>If you’ve read my duology on spending far too long queuing in Hitman, you’ll know I’ve a predilection for the virtual people watching of NPCs in games that have some sort of schedule system. "It’s a wholesome pursuit of game design knowledge!" I stammer, as the guards approach. "It gives me a greater appreciation for the obscure details lurking in the hidden corners of virtual cities!" I protest, as I’m clapped in chains after being caught staring through a blacksmiths window for four hours watching him eat the same heel of bread, rubbing my hands together and grinning manically. Imagine my glee, then, when an early quest in action RPG Dragon's Dogma 2 not only condoned my weird hobby, but actively encouraged it.
Alfred is bardic beggar you’ll likely first encounter by Vernworth’s city square water feature. He’s doing a spot of medieval busking, spinning some brilliantly localized rhyming yarns to whoever will listen. He also periodically asks for beer money, even if you think he’s shit, which is a great pitch. Onlookers come and go, but after listening to him gas up the nobility with tall tales for a spell, you’ll likely spot a particularly enthusiastic permanent fixture off to the side. Have a chat, and he’ll tell you he reckons there’s something fishy about Alfred. He never sees much patronage from busking, but he never seems short of coin. Follow him around for a bit and see how he makes his money, won’t you? My annoyance that I’d just given Alfred several hundred gold immediately dissipated at the prospect of some quest journal-sanctioned stalking.
]]>Looking to change vocation in Dragon's Dogma 2? When starting a new game in Dragon's Dogma 2 you can pick from four starting vocations (Fighter, Archer, Mage or Thief). As you progress through the game and unlock more you may wish to change your Arisen or Main Pawn's vocation and respec your skills.
Luckily, it is possible to do so if you fancy a playstyle change or want to rank up in every single one. Read below for a full rundown of where to go to change your vocation in Dragon's Dogma 2 as well as how to get Discipline in the game.
]]>Interested in the best Trickster skills and augments in Dragon's Dogma 2? Of all the vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2, the Trickster is the trickiest, pardon the pun. Instead of attacking with a weapon, the Trickster is all about baffling opponents with trails of smoke from the Censer, a special tool exclusive to the class. This is perhaps the hardest vocation to use well in Dragon's Dogma 2, but those who enjoy playing support roles and watching confused enemies fight amongst themselves may find that the payoff to studying the Censer's smoke is worth it.
Whether you're looking for info on unlocking the Trickster or are simply curious about this vocation's unorthodox style, we're here to help. In this guide, we've delved into the best Trickster skills and augments, giving you the rundown on what you need to let the smoke fly.
Before we begin, it's worth noting that the Trickster is an advanced vocation, and not accessible at the start of Dragon's Dogma 2. See our guide on how to unlock the Trickster for more information.
]]>Everyone likes Dragon's Dogma 2, it seems. Except everyone also seems to dislike one specific part of Dragon’s Dogma 2: the fantasy sequel’s microtransactions. But that one dull spot has already been polished out by modders, who are offering more convenient (and less expensive) ways to pick up items that you’ll either need to potentially grind or cough up real money for.
]]>Looking to change your appearance in Dragon's Dogma 2? Dragon's Dogma 2 has a substantial character creator full of options to make your perfect Arisen and Pawn pals. As with any RPG, you may find yourself looking at a complete stranger once you leap from character creator to in-game lighting, however.
If you're facing character creator remorse, don't fear - there are ways to change your character's appearance in-game. Join us as we go through all your options for changing your character's physical appearance in Dragon's Dogma 2.
]]>Interested in the best Mystic Spearhand skills and augments in Dragon's Dogma 2? One of the two main vocations that combine might and magick in Dragon's Dogma 2, the Mystic Spearhand is a powerful combatant wielding the elegant Duospear. From spinning strikes to supplementary spells that can lift enemies up in a bubble before smashing them back into the ground, these expert spear fighters have a plethora of options in their arsenal.
Whether you're looking for info on unlocking the Mystic Spearhand or want a thorough explanation of this vocation's hybrid complexities, we're here to help. In this guide, we've delved into the best Mystic Spearhand skills and augments, giving you the rundown on what you need to make both ends of that Duospear sizzle.
Before we begin, it's worth noting that the Mystic Spearhand is an advanced vocation, and not accessible at the start of Dragon's Dogma 2. See our guide on how to unlock the Mystic Spearhand for more information.
]]>Fantasy action-RPG Dragon's Dogma 2 has had a tumultuous launch week: praised by reviewers, slated for its performance issues, and berated for its microtransactions, which appear to have been stealthily added after the game was sent to critics. Now begins the labour of patching the game. Capcom have released a few hints about forthcoming Dragon's Dogma 2 updates. Their plans for the PC version include letting players acquire dwellings earlier on in the story, improving quality when DLSS super resolution is enabled, and adding the option to start a new game when save data already exists.
]]>Looking for Dragon's Dogma 2 tips for beginners? With so many dungeons to explore and so many monsters to defeat in Dragon's Dogma 2, it's fair to feel slightly overwhelmed at the onset of Capcom's expansive action RPG.
Luckily, we're here to help your first hours as a resurrected Arisen feel a little smoother. Read on to learn ten pivotal tips and tricks that'll help you in a wide variety of areas, from making the most of your trusty pawn companions to fighting oversized beasts on the many roads of Dragon's Dogma 2.
]]>Last time I checked, my pawn Bronco sat at 80 in the monthly leaderboard of the pawn global rankings. Not forgetting that this is pre-release, so his place within the top 100 isn't quite as good as it seems. This pains me. I am saddened that my sweet, sweet boy Bronco isn't being picked up by adventurers as much as I'd like. He may not be a 1:1 recreation of a popular anime character or like, Tony Blair, but he is fantastic at shredding monsters.
Thing is, his ranking means that I'm not doing enough. Right now, I need to make his CV more appealing to prospective clientele and I need to become the agent he deserves. Dragon's Dogma 2 may be an action RPG, but it is also about being the best agent you can possibly be.
]]>Dragon's Dogma 2 arrives on PC and consoles today, but despite high critical acclaim when reviews hit earlier this week, players on Steam have begun review-bombing Capcom's high fantasy RPG after the appearance of some sudden and confusing microtransactions. These weren't present in the press build of the game, and players are so up in arms about them that the game is currently sitting on a fat red "Mostly Negative" Steam rating based on over 11,000 reviews and counting.
]]>Looking for the best Dragon's Dogma 2 vocations? There are ten vocations in total in Dragon's Dogma 2, ranging from RPG mainstays like the Fighter and Mage to more unorthodox fare like the Mystic Spearhand. You're also not locked into a single vocation, and there's nothing to stop a particularly adventurous Arisen from ranking up every single one. Even if you stick to a single vocation, you may want your main pawn companion as well as all of the other pawns you recruit to specialise in other vocations in order to create a party suited to all situations.
In other words, every Arisen who sets out to vanquish the titular winged boss of Dragon's Dogma 2 will eventually come into contact with the game's many classes. We've ranked each of these vocations in the guide below to help you decide which is right for you and your squad.
]]>Dragon's Dogma 2 is, as a game per se, very good! It’s creative and intelligent and lets you fill other players’ worlds with recruitable humanoid versions of your pet cats. Still, a technical masterclass it is not. In my performance analysis, I touched on DD2 being particularly unplayable on the Steam Deck, suffering from sub-10fps framerates and a bunch of broken settings. Since that was based on pre-release code, I had quietly hoped that Capcom could pull something – anything – out of the bag to salvage handheld PC play in time for launch day, but now the time has come, I’ve checked again, and nope. This RPG adventure simply doesn’t work on the Steam Deck, and probably never will.
]]>Interested in the best Mage skills and augments in Dragon's Dogma 2? Mages are the iconic support spellcasters of Dragon's Dogma 2, equally capable of firing flames at opponents and popping a healing aura in rapid succession. Mages are also the most vulnerable starting Vocation, since their reliance on light armour makes them susceptible to heavy damage, and it takes a fair bit of time for their spells to actually kick in.
If you're a lover of standing in the backrow as your spells help allies and hinder enemies, grab your pointy hat and robe, as the Mage is tailor-made for you. In this guide, we've delved into the best Mage skills and augments, giving you the rundown on what you need to know to make this magick-wielding spellsmith your own.
]]>Interested in the best Fighter skills and augments in Dragon's Dogma 2? When it comes to knocking down a horde of fantasy foes, there's nothing like a good ol' fashioned Fighter. This is especially true in Dragon's Dogma 2. While some of the game's other Vocations might require a bit more explanation to grasp, the Fighter should be immediately familiar to anyone who's played an RPG in the past. You know the deal - slip on your sword and shield and get ready to wade into the thick of combat.
That said, like any timeless character class, the Fighter Vocation is simple on the surface but possesses great depth. In this guide, we've delved into the best Fighter skills and augments, giving you the rundown on what you need to know to make monsters quiver in the face of your melee mastery.
]]>Interested in the best Archer skills and augments in Dragon's Dogma 2? Archers in Dragon's Dogma 2 fire arrows at the speed of light, turning enemies into pin cushions from a comfortable distance. With a wide variety of trick shots at their disposal, along with a few nimble moves that involve kicking baddies in the face right before blasting an arrow into their jaws, Archers are nimble and quite a lot of fun, especially if you like dealing heavy damage while keeping yourself relatively free of harm.
There are a few things to watch out for if you take up the bow and arrow, especially as Archers are one of the few vocations in Dragon's Dogma 2 to juggle some inventory management. In this guide, we've delved into the best Archer skills and augments, giving you the rundown on what you need to know to make your arrows fly fast and powerful.
]]>Interested in the best Thief skills and augments in Dragon's Dogma 2? The Thief in Dragon's Dogma 2 perfectly fills the niche of the agile rogue with short blades at the ready, always capable of stabbing you in the dark and running off with a bit of your coin. They might be more vulnerable than other melee vocations and feature a trickier skillset, but a good Thief will pack a punch that won't soon be forgotten.
With a plentiful array of attacks that can eviscerate enemies, there's a lot to choose from when narrowing down the Thief's focus. In this guide, we've delved into the best Thief skills and augments, giving you the rundown on what you need to know to make your daggers strike true.
]]>Interested in the best Sorcerer skills and augments in Dragon's Dogma 2? When it comes to damage-dealing magick, the Sorcerer of Dragon's Dogma 2 is the one to call. This specialised mage focuses on big attack spells, differing from the mix of damage and support magick used by the Mage. You can expect some general similarities with the Mage's skillset here, but your focus will largely be on raining the elements down on your quarry in magnificent ways.
Whether you're looking for info on unlocking the Sorcerer or simply hoping to get some idea of the powerful magick at your disposal, we're here to help. In this guide, we've delved into the best Sorcerer skills and augments, giving you the rundown on what you need to know to truly manifest the most devastating spells anyone's ever seen.
Before we begin, it's worth noting that the Sorcerer is an advanced vocation, and not accessible at the start of Dragon's Dogma 2. See our guide on how to unlock the Sorcerer for more information.
]]>Interested in the best Warrior skills and augments in Dragon's Dogma 2? With a colossal two-handed sword at the ready, the Warrior of Dragon's Dogma 2 is a force to be reckoned with. While their inability to use shields makes them less tanky than Fighters, when it comes to severe and unforgiving damage output, a Warrior can't be beat.
Whether you're looking for info on unlocking the Warrior or simply hoping to get a better grip on this vocation's heavy charge attacks, we've got your back. In this guide, we've delved into the best Warrior skills and augments, giving you the rundown on what you need to know to make that greatsword's momentum unstoppable.
Before we begin, it's worth noting that the Warrior is an advanced vocation, and not accessible at the start of Dragon's Dogma 2. See our guide on how to unlock the Warrior for more information.
]]>Dragon's Dogma 2 is an RPG of many admirable qualities. I’m especially attached to my Arisen’s current pair of Pawns, one of whom speaks with the wonderfully stretched intonations of a pitch-shifted Matt Berry. Sadly, none of its achievements pertain to technical fidelity. While decent-looking, Dragon’s Dogma 2 takes some serious hardware to maintain consistently smooth performance, with lowered quality settings lending only the most limp-wristed of helping hands.
]]>You know when you remember a game really fondly and instead of ageing alongside you, it becomes more modern in memory? The Dragon's Dogma 2 experience is, essentially, how I remember its predecessor Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen. To me, DD2 feels like a remaster of the first, except it looks nicer, is more expansive, and features some rejigs to things like your AI pals.
Not that any of this is a bad thing! In fact, DD2's closeness to the original makes it just as much of a joy as the first, where your grand adventure isn't only grander, it's still at the whims of a world governed by chaotic physics and the passage of time. Quirks remain, for good and bad, but ultimately this is an RPG where you make travel plans and the game does it best to dash them. It never gets old.
]]>Welcome to the third and final part of my Dragon's Dogma 2 hands-on diary, in which I heroically try to make headway in Capcom's outsized fantasy RPG with a party of pure magic-users. I am Dragonkin Skywalker - telekinetic Mystic Spearhand, oxcart patron and an extremely bad thief. Joining me on the adventure are three AI-controlled pawns - the diabolical fury that is Donald Duck, the levitating liability that is Galadriel, Queen of the Woods, and the class act that is celebrity stage magician David Blaine, all of whom I have given new and stupid names plucked from my vast knowledge of wizardry across different entertainment fields.
]]>High was the sun and gladsome the breeze when Dragonkin Skywalker, Donald Duck and the Lady Galadriel arrived in the city of Vernworth, there to make new friends and disturb the peace. Oh sorry, let me back up a bit: this is the second chapter of my Dragon's Dogma 2 hands-on diary, in which I experiment with fielding a party consisting exclusively of spell-casters.
]]>Dragon's Dogma series director Hideaki Itsuno has announced that the meat you can cook over campfires in Dragon's Dogma 2 is, in fact, "real meat". There's been a certain amount of PlayStation-instigated speculation about whether the meat is CGI-generated, following the last round of Dragon's Dogma 2 previews. Speaking to Japanese site 4Gamer, as translated by Automaton, Itsuno revealed that the game's scenes of sizzling flesh are derived from live action film of steaks being grilled - partly for the sake of authenticity, and partly to save money versus creating computer models of meat products. You can cook several types of meat in Dragon's Dogma, each of which has its own cutscene, and a number of Dragon's Dogmatists are already performatively salivating at the prospect on social media.
]]>Ahead of launching Dragon's Dogma 2 later this month, Capcom have released its character creator for free as a separate standalone doodad. You can create your character and your main Pawn (NPC sidekick) and save them to use in the full game. Or, if you're like me and cannot resist playing for hours in a character creator, you can enjoy fiddling with its many sliders and marvelling at the breadth of options like 334 different colours for its four eye colour settings and the ability to remove individual teeth. I made my kitten as my pal, because I guess that's what I do now.
]]>One of the sillier aspects of the original Dragon's Dogma was accidentally falling head over heels for some rando innkeeper, and having them appear beside you as your sweetheart during the ending scenes, much to the surprise of many players who didn't realise they were hitting on every NPC they did a favour for.
The game's Affinity system saw NPCs organically forming an attachment to players when you interacted with them, gave them things or carried out tasks for them. Towards the conclusion, one NPC is selected as "Beloved" and promptly abducted by a dragon for you to quest forth and rescue. There are a few characters who are positioned more obviously as romanceables, but the brilliance of the system is that you can raise your Affinity with pretty much anybody. If you want to finish the game staring passionately into the eyes of the court jester or that hearty bloke who runs the armour shop, it's within your power.
]]>Yesterday I banged out the first in a torrid trilogy of Dragon's Dogma 2 features, centring on hands-on time with the game's Mystic Spearhand "vocation" or class. Look out for parts 2 and 3 over the coming week. During the hands-on, I also spent 45 minutes in the shoes of another advanced Dragon's Dogma 2 class, the Magic - sorry, Magick Archer. You might remember this vocation from the original Dragon's Dogma; then as now, it combines relatively straightforward bow combat with various breeds of enchanted ammunition, for a surprisingly technical skillset that is enjoyable to faff around with.
]]>Before I sat down to play three hours of Dragon's Dogma 2 at a Capcom event last month, I gave myself two broad objectives. The first was to discover if there's anything genuinely different about this undeniably enchanting but very familiar sequel to one of the happiest, barmiest action-RPGs of the past 20 years. The second was to royally screw myself by fielding a party consisting exclusively of magic-users.
In Dragon’s Dogma 2 as in Dragon’s Dogma 1, you lead a gang of up to three AI-controlled "pawn" characters – one permanent main sidekick who levels up alongside you, plus two auxiliary pawns created by other players, who are either summoned at Rift stones or spawned into the open world as hired help. As in most RPGs, the ideal party setup is a mix of pure melee, ranged and magical DPS or support classes, but given the whimsicality of Dragon’s Dogma’s sorcery, with its levitation spells and lightning whips, I’ve always wanted to try a whole playthrough as a posse of unescorted occultists.
]]>Ahhh, fast travel: the opinion generator. Speaking to IGN, Dragon's Dogma 2 director Hideaki Itsuno threw his own hat into the ring, saying that he's keen to avoid fast travel in DD2 and would prefer that "players travel normally and experience the world around them". If you're someone who argues all games should let you teleport to the objective, then Itsuno thinks you're wrong. Hey, he doesn't mess about, and I don't disagree with him, as long as the game isn't actually wasting my time.
]]>Happy New Year, folks! Have you recovered from the all the 100+ hour RPGs that came out last year? Well, I have good news and bad news for you. The good news is that everyone seems to be taking a bit of a breather in 2024, because (at time of writing at least) the official "big'uns" calendar is looking remarkably slim at the moment. There are still some heavy-hitters coming our way this year, such as Avowed, Star Wars Outlaws and Path Of Exile 2, but 2024 looks like another year where it will be the smaller, independent games that shine the brightest. They certainly make up the bulk of our most anticipated games list for 2024, which the RPS Treehouse has been feverishly putting together over the last few days. The bad news is that there are still loads of great games coming out. So come, join us, and see what's on our personal wishlists for 2024.
]]>Capcom's fantasy action-RPG Dragon's Dogma 2 will sell for $69.99 - $70, if you disregard the usual "deduct one cent to fool silly left-to-right readers into thinking it's significantly cheaper" gambit - when it releases in March 2024. If you're in the UK, the figure is currently £53.98 on Steam. It's the first time Capcom have sold the base edition of a game for $70 in the US of A, and follows comments this September from a Capcom executive that videogames are priced "too low" these days, based on how much games cost to make.
]]>Dragon's Dogma 2's release date seemed to leak via European ratings board PEGI a little over a week ago, and sure enough, it's now confirmed. Capcom's fantasy sequel will launch on March 22nd, 2024, and there's a new trailer.
]]>Capcom have announced a showcase for November 28th to delve into Dragon’s Dogma 2, a sequel to their oddball fantasy RPG from 2012. That’s exciting news to me, since the original’s small-person-climbs-big-monster combat was pure fun to simply watch. Doing the actual monster-stabbing was even better, though, and thankfully the sequel’s release date doesn’t seem that far off if a videogame ratings board is to be believed (accidental ratings boards leaks being the way many release dates are revealed these days).
]]>Capcom have unveiled the next generation of their in-house RE Engine, which came in alongside Resident Evil 7 in 2017 and has been used by a bunch of projects over the years, from the excellent Devil May Cry 5 to the forthcoming possibly-excellent Dragon's Dogma 2. RE Engine's successor, the REX engine, is a response to three things - 1) RE Engine productions getting bigger in terms of assets, and more diverse in terms of genre, 2) RE Engine games being increasingly made by overseas developers who speak different languages, and 3) unflattering comparisons with various commercial tools, like Unreal Engine and Unity.
]]>Dragon's Dogma was the action-RPG for people who wanted to play alone, but didn't want to feel alone. By far its most charming feature was the Pawn system, whereby you'd create an AI-controlled sidekick and hire two others, shared online by other players, to accompany you on your journey through a fantasy wilderness of tumbledown castles and goblin campfires. Pawns make dependable companions in many respects - pinning enemies for you to tag-team kill, healing or resurrecting you, opening chests you've missed, and enchanting your weapons at the outset of each skirmish. But what makes them fun to be around is that they're a bunch of massive buffoons.
Pawns talk without cease as you explore: a steady patter of idle observations about well-wrought staircases and the local fish trade, advice about the bestiary and, in the case of Pawns recruited from other players, quest tips based on time in their own worlds - all of it couched in the game's quirky faux-medieval dialect. Pawn dialogue is highly context-sensitive, and very often, nonsensical. They'll climb into fountains and complain that they're wet, and launch into pithy descriptions of monsters even as they're set on fire. It ought to be maddening, but somehow, it never is - probably because the Pawns never actually attempt to be witty like ally characters in, say, Xenoblade Chronicles. They're resolutely straight foils in a realm of lions with snakes for tails, chaotic boulder traps, unpleasantly lusty ogres, and players who push the wrong buttons and make random decisions on the fly. Well, pawns are back in Dragon's Dogma 2, which I recently played an hour of, and they're chattier than ever.
]]>Capcom announced Dragon's Dogma 2 last year, but they showed the game for the first time tonight during the PlayStation Showcase. Unlike a lot of the games on show, we got a proper look at in-game footage, too. Check it out below.
]]>In 2019, Dragon's Dogma director Hideaki Itsuno said Capcom had gaven him the freedom to choice between making a sequel to the fascinating fantasy RPG and making Devil May Cry 5. He went with DMC. But that punchfest has been out for years so...? Yes! Capcom last night announced Dragon's Dogma 2, following a nice presentation where the devs reminisced about making the first game.
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