
Dragon’s Dogma 2 is a single player, narrative driven action-RPG that challenges the players to choose their own experience – from the appearance of their Arisen, their vocation, their party, how to approach different situations and more - in a truly immersive fantasy world.
Most likely between $43.9M and $124.2M. How we estimate →
Checked against 8 developer-reported games
| Store | Price | Score | Revenue · chart |
|---|---|---|---|
| Steam | $39.99 | 63% | approximately $73.1M |
| PlayStation | $39.99 | 81% | — |
| Xbox | $39.99 | 80% | — |
Matched by title. Prices and chart positions are each store's US storefront; Epic charts worldwide. * critic score.
Cheapest copy: ≈ $22.10 on Steam · China (−45%). Compare 28 prices in 15 markets →
Reviews
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Reviews
This game is great in a lot of ways, but ultimately, its flawed storytelling is why I can’t recommend it. All of the quests require you to do things in very specific ways, ways that don’t really make a lot of sense. Other games would allow for multiple solutions, but with DD2 it’s like the designer said, “here’s the one way I think each quest should be done, let’s ignore everything else.” Add to that, that most if all the good parts you have to stumble on… Add to that, that it’s really easy to ruin a run accidentally… And the world feels “dead” most of the NPCs are just background. Sure, they say a few lines but they don’t ever really do anything. It’s not that the game is hard, it’s not. It’s that every quest requires such specific actions. You will not have a satisfying walkthrough unless you use guides because then you’ll miss everything… but using guides, it feels like you’re acting out a script for the pleasure of the game designer. It should be their job to entertain you not the other way around. My advice for the studio: Before your next release, every member of the design team must watch a family member playthrough the game… BUT you’re not allowed to give them ANY hints or advice. Besides that, the engine is fine, the combat is lively, and the graphics are just below top-notch. This should be a fantastic game… just the way the storyline is so forced, it’s not fun.
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If your going to buy a game just wait for dragons dogma 2 dark arisen, because the amount of pettiness that they did to dragons dogma 2 after the first dark arisen game is truly petty, do understand the game is not bad but all it really is, Is just a reskin of the first dragons dogma, they did the exact same thing back then that they did now, the endgame for dd2 is literally just as bad as dd1 yet you have to wait for DA just to have a solid endgame or even for it to be fun to even play, so yea just wait till october, if you cant then by all means go for it but for me i should have waited it out. if they even bother for a Dragons Dogma 3 just know i wont be buying there crap till the 3rd Dark Arisen.
Great game, love exploring in the open world
ZERO OPTIMIZATION, COMPLETE TRASH Crashes constantly every step of the way. Epic Crapcom fail. Without attempting laundry list of complex voodoo, the current RE engine stability fix seems to be: 1. Nvidia App: Run optimization for DD2 game profile, then from global settings, set available shader cache to 10GB. Restart system 2. Exempt game folder from anti-virus 3. Disable Nvidia and Steam in-game overlays 4. Delete CrashReporter.exe to crash back to Steam faster without multiple pop-up and system hangs 5. Run in borderless window instead of full screen 6. Use KBM or ensure gamepad connection is not broken in-game 7. Save constantly during gameplay. Still randomly crashes to desktop without warning, crashes with pop-ups, or black screens, or hard crash kernel violation or hard crash to full system reboot. A complete fv<king Crapcom mess. SOLVED: AMD 9950X3D users, make sure to enable all 16 cores instead of boosting on 8
dogma's dragon
menos de 60 fps en una rtx 3080 increible.
this game is very very glitchy. went to use a port crystal and lost almost 20 hours of progress in the game even after multiple hard saves. i can deal with the glitches every 5 min, but not losing progress. i still have certain achievements, but also lost the levels and progress for them. it literally put me back to where I was a few days ago.
感谢陪伴。能让人沉浸的冒险,有三分之二的时间都在地图的探索上,代入进去后的结局让人潸然泪下。虽然是稀里糊涂就进入了结局,还有挺多未探索的地方,还有谜题尚未解开,还有职业没有尝试,还有怪物没有挑战,还有任务的物品尚未交付,封面上右边的npc还未见到,这也正是开启二周目的动力。
20 hours in as of now and it's a solid 7/10* ( 2 years waiting for the fixes + removal of DRM [ main reason I waited 2 years to buy the game ] ). Combat is fun and changing vocations to experiment with different playstyles paired with exploring the map without any guides or external sources of information is an amazing experience, the community pawns helping point out POIs is really nice. Game runs reasonably well and mostly free of bugs ( small stutters while running in open areas and NPCs still load just a few feet away from the player inside cities - 2 Saurians spawned at the center of Vernworth but that only happened once and it was pretty funny so I guess I can let that one slide ). Will keep an eye out on the DRM situation since Capcom added Enigma to other games after removing Denuvo ( changing a product to a state in which a consumer would have avoided the purchase is a pretty important part of consumer right here in Brazil so I am making it as public as I can - I only purchased the game due to the removal of DRM ). Edit: * - 7/10 is good almost great - one more big patch to fix those minor stutter and increase NPC "draw distance" and it's a 8/10 ( that to me is 1 point short of games such as Witcher 3, HiFi Rush, Baldur's Gate 3). Good on you Capcom ( thou it would've been better to release the game as it is right now in the first place ).