The game has since been ported to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch, allowing even more players to enjoy it. Fortunately, Capcom is attending E3 2021 and if the leak is real, then a Dragon's Dogma 2 announcement might as well be on the horizon.ĭragon's Dogma 2 is not known to be in development.Capcom's Dragon's Dogma originally launched for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in 2012, with an enhanced version with more content called Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen launching the following year, and adding PC to its range of formats. With T he Elder Scrolls 6 years away, it's Dragon's Dogma's chance to pave the way for the next-gen of open-world fantasy action RPG with its hardcore gameplay, overhauled pawn system, and a solid 60 FPS performance on the PS5 and Xbox Series X. As such, Dragon's Dogma 2 has a lot of potential for telling a more intriguing story this time around that complements its solid gameplay foundation.Ī recent Capcom leak suggested that Dragon's Dogma 2 is real and is targeting a 2021 release. The recent Netflix anime adaptation of Dragon's Dogma also proved that there's enough lore here to tell a mature plot full of morally grey characters. It could double down on the social system introduced in Dragon's Dogma, taking cues from other asynchronous multiplayer games such as Death Stranding and Bloodborne. A Dragon's Dogma 2 could feature an even more expansive open-world with more opportunities to take down its unique hybrid creatures. Its next-gen variants only showed a glimpse of what Itsuno's team is capable of. On the other hand, Itsuno's Devil May Cry 5 was utterly satisfying and polished gameplay and visual experience on the last-gen consoles. All of this didn't allow Dragon's Dogma to achieve greatness, thanks to a muddled narrative, forgettable characters, and a plethora of performance issues. Moreover, its unique asynchronous online component in the form of the pawn system added a new twist to the party-based combat system. The marriage between the game's fast and fluid real-time combat and its unique boss encounters made Dragon's Dogma a fun game to play.
When it was first released, Dragon's Dogma loomed in the shadow of The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, though the game introduced plenty of new features to make a name for itself.
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