- There’s now a cure for Dragon’s Dogma 2’s dreaded pawn pox Dragonsplague: mods Rock Paper Shotgun
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 players are warning each other about potentially killer pawns with rotten food and flesh PC Gamer
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 Players Are Fighting Dragonsplague In New Ways Kotaku
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 players have quietly devised a way to warn others of the dreaded Dragonsplague – but it might not be enough Gamesradar
- Good news, Dragonsplague-fearing idiots, there’s now a Dragon’s Dogma 2 mod that slaps your pawn’s infection level right on their forehead VG247
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Capcom Responds to Dragon’s Dogma 2 Steam Backlash – IGN Daily Fix – IGN
- Capcom Responds to Dragon’s Dogma 2 Steam Backlash – IGN Daily Fix IGN
- Capcom Addresses Dragon’s Dogma 2 Steam Backlash: ‘We Sincerely Apologize for Any Inconvenience’ IGN
- The Dragon’s Dogma 2 microtransactions are real and bafflingly silly, since nearly all of them can be found in the game without too much trouble PC Gamer
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 launches to “Mostly Negative” review bombing after microtransactions reveal, and man, what a bummer [UPDATED] Windows Central
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 is gritty, janky, goofy, tough, and lots of fun Ars Technica
Critically acclaimed Dragon’s Dogma 2 hits “mostly negative” on Steam after players raze it for microtransactions – Rock Paper Shotgun
- Critically acclaimed Dragon’s Dogma 2 hits “mostly negative” on Steam after players raze it for microtransactions Rock Paper Shotgun
- Capcom Addresses Dragon’s Dogma 2 Steam Backlash: ‘We Sincerely Apologize for Any Inconvenience’ IGN
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 has surprise microtransactions, and players are angry Polygon
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 launches to “Mostly Negative” review bombing after microtransactions reveal, and man, what a bummer [UPDATED] Windows Central
- Negative ‘Dragon’s Dogma 2’ Reviews Pour In As Players Discover Its Microtransactions Forbes
From Leon to Kratos, the Dragon’s Dogma 2 character creator has everyone making their favs – Destructoid
- From Leon to Kratos, the Dragon’s Dogma 2 character creator has everyone making their favs Destructoid
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 Impressions: Didn’t Play the First One? No Problem, You’ll Love it Anyway IGN
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 fans use the character creator’s “virgin-chad” slider and “Thigh Thiccener” tools to create some of the most cursed versions of Todd Howard, Gigachad, and others I’ve ever seen Gamesradar
- 14 questions with Dragon’s Dogma 2 director Hideaki Itsuno Reno Gazette Journal
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 Preview – Keeping the faith Game Informer
You can now create your Dragon’s Dogma 2 character before launch for free on Xbox and Windows PC, download here – Windows Central
- You can now create your Dragon’s Dogma 2 character before launch for free on Xbox and Windows PC, download here Windows Central
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 fans use the character creator’s “virgin-chad” slider and “Thigh Thiccener” tools to create some of the most cursed versions of Todd Howard, Gigachad, and others I’ve ever seen Gamesradar
- Dragon’s Dogma 2 Has Just One Save File To Encourage Exploration Game Informer
- 14 questions with Dragon’s Dogma 2 director Hideaki Itsuno Reno Gazette Journal
- Save Big On Dragon’s Dogma 2 PC Preorders, And Get A Free Game GameSpot
Capcom announces Dragon’s Dogma 2
Capcom is officially making a sequel to Dragon’s Dogma, the beloved but modestly successful action role-playing game released in 2012. The sequel, Dragon’s Dogma 2, was confirmed by Capcom veteran and Dragon’s Dogma game director Hideaki Itsuno during a 10-year anniversary livestream on Thursday.
Itsuno was joined by Dragon’s Dogma art director Daigo Ikeno and environment art lead Kenichi Suzuki, who are also working on the sequel, during the stream.
Dragon’s Dogma 2 is being developed using Capcom’s internal RE Engine, the technology that powers the recent Resident Evil remakes, Devil May Cry 5, and next year’s Street Fighter 6. Beyond that, Itsuno had little to share about Dragon’s Dogma 2, other than that it is in full production and that he hopes it will be worth the decade-long wait. A release date and platforms for the sequel were not announced.
The original Dragon’s Dogma was released for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. In our review of the fantasy action-RPG, we said Dragon’s Dogma “embraces wild design choices that provide fascinating results, even when they don’t necessarily work toward a better experience for the player.” Capcom released Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen, an expansion/re-release of the original, in 2013.
Dragon’s Dogma Sequel In Development At Capcom
It’s official: Dragon’s Dogma, the cult-classic fantasy RPG, is getting a sequel a decade after its release. Capcom’s Hideaki Itsuno confirmed as much during a livestream tonight, but didn’t share any details besides its name, Dragon’s Dogma II, and a logo.
When Dragon’s Dogma first released in 2012 for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360, it did so to middling reception. Kotaku’s Tina Amini described a game that was “full of potential” but “falls flat” due to a messy user interface, muddy visuals, and an overwhelming crush of side-quests.
But Dragon’s Dogma has its ardent fans, who’ve kept the dragon fire alive. Four years after Kotaku’s initial review, Patrick Klepek revisited the game for the site. Though he acknowledged its imperfections, particularly on its merits as an open-world RPG, he praised the combat. Over the years, other fans have come around and praised the game’s creature design, its batshit story, and its breadth and depth of class customization.
Read More: In Defense Of Dragon’s Dogma
In 2013, Capcom released Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen, a major expansion with a new, highly difficult island dungeon to explore. That version made its way to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in 2017 with spruced-up visuals, and again to Nintendo Switch in 2019. A year later, Netflix released an anime adaptation. (I haven’t seen it. Supposedly it sucks, according to our colleagues at Gizmodo.) There’s also the Japan-only MMO Dragon’s Dogma Online, but we needn’t talk about that. Capcom shut the servers down in 2019.
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Capcom likely isn’t in a rush to get Dragon’s Dogma II out the door, seeing as the publisher has a number of other tentpoles in the pipeline. Street Fighter 6 is out next year, and is going open world. Resident Evil 4 is getting a remake, out next March for next-gen consoles and PC. And then there’s Pragmata, an enigmatic sci-fi game that was first announced two years ago for a 2022 release but was delayed last fall. It’s due out next year.
No matter. Dragon’s Dogma fans, Kotaku’s included, should sleep well tonight knowing that their favorite weirdo action-RPG is finally getting the shot at a sequel it deserves.
Dragon’s Dogma 10th anniversary website opened
Capcom [2,300 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/companies/capcom”>Capcom has opened the 10th anniversary website for Dragon’s Dogma, which was released for PS3 [15,617 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/platforms/playstation/ps3″>PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 [9,999 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/platforms/xbox/xbox-360″>Xbox 360 in Japan on May 24, 2012.
“Dragon’s Dogma, first released in 2012, is celebrating its 10th anniversary!” reads a message from game director Hideaki Itsuno on the website. “Thank you, Arisen, for taking up arms and braving through the impossible challenges laid ahead of you. We are forever grateful for your support throughout the years and hope you will join us in this momentous celebration of Dragon’s Dogma!”
The website features the full history of the series, starting with the Dragon’s Dogma Digital Comic Prologue released in April 2012 and ending with the Dragon’s Dogma Netflix [61 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/companies/netflix”>Netflix original anime series released in September 2020.
Additionally, starting today and ending June 19, the Switch [11,507 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/platforms/nintendo/switch”>Switch version of Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen is on sale via Nintendo [16,312 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/platforms/nintendo”>Nintendo eShop in Japan for 990 yen, 75 percent off its regular price of 4,063 yen.
Watch a short anniversary movie from the website below.
Dragon’s Dogma 10th anniversary website launched
Capcom [2,300 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/companies/capcom”>Capcom has opened the 10th anniversary website for Dragon’s Dogma, which was released for PS3 [15,617 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/platforms/playstation/ps3″>PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 [9,999 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/platforms/xbox/xbox-360″>Xbox 360 in Japan on May 24, 2012.
“Dragon’s Dogma, first released in 2012, is celebrating its 10th anniversary!” reads a message from game director Hideaki Itsuno on the website. “Thank you, Arisen, for taking up arms and braving through the impossible challenges laid ahead of you. We are forever grateful for your support throughout the years and hope you will join us in this momentous celebration of Dragon’s Dogma!”
The website features the full history of the series, starting with the Dragon’s Dogma Digital Comic Prologue released in April 2012 and ending with the Dragon’s Dogma Netflix [61 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/companies/netflix”>Netflix original anime series released in September 2020.
Additionally, starting today and ending June 19, the Switch [11,507 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/platforms/nintendo/switch”>Switch version of Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen is on sale via Nintendo [16,312 articles]” href=”https://www.gematsu.com/platforms/nintendo”>Nintendo eShop in Japan for 990 yen, 75 percent off its regular price of 4,063 yen.
Watch a short anniversary movie from the website below.