Capcom has revealed that the map for Dragon’s Dogma 2 will be four times the size of the original game.
Shared during an in-depth dive as part of the 2023 Capcom Showcase, game director Hideaki Itsuno revealed more about the game mechanics highlighted in a recent trailer.
Built on the RE Engine, players engage in an action RPG battling in a vast medieval open world that promises high graphical fidelity.
Along with revealing Dragon’s Dogma 2’s map size, Capcom confirms the sequel will be a single-player game, but will feel like a cooperative experience thanks to pawns, NPC characters fighting alongside the player. Did.
Itsuno also shared some of Dragon’s Dogma 2’s almost Dungeons and Dragons-like mechanics, with players seemingly able to progress further in a number of ways. “What if I destroy that bridge, or what if I pull the monster’s leg?” he asked.
Finally, some character information was also shared, highlighting two in particular. Ulrika is an archer with a deep connection to Arisen, and Nadinia is a high-ranking lycanthropic priestess, both of whom are central to the game’s story.
Capcom shared several other announcements at its 2023 Showcase. You can read about it all here.
Ryan Dinsdale is a freelance reporter for IGN. He will talk about witchers all day long.
