
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.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Arabic, Spanish - Latin America, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese* +2 more
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傻卵卡普空谁教你dlc这么定价的?首发吃的老玩家不支持补齐,花148硬买?真活全家了
Great game, cant wait for dlc
Ну что ж... Наиграв 30 с хвостиком часов и дойдя до последнего босса, которого нужно ковырять своей зубочисткой 100000000000000 лет, дропнул на этом моменте. Да, классная система пешек, прикольные анимации и т.д. Но с*ка, каждый квест, это принеси, подай, убей, забей. Сюжет звезд с неба не хватает. Постоянная беготня, туда сюда, да сделали с недавнем патчем бесконечный камень телепортаций, но это не отменяет того, что ты будешь бегать по 100000000000000000 км. По началу кажется, что мир огромный, прикольные боссы "великаны", а по факту мир просто "кишка" - исследовать его и лутать сундуки не имеет большего смысла, ведь в сундуках вы найдете ровным счетом ничего полезного. Да все эти файты уже на часу 10 приедаются. Не самая однозначная игра от CAPCOM.
Dragon's Dogma 2 is a difficult game to review because, despite all of its flaws, I still had a great time with it. I enjoyed it so much that I completed 100% of the game, but at the same time I cannot ignore the feeling that this was supposed to be a bigger evolution of the original. My experience with the game started with a lot of frustration. At launch, Dragon's Dogma 2 had serious performance problems. With a Ryzen 3600 and RTX 4070 Ti, I could barely maintain around 30 FPS when entering larger cities. I had to use mods to force better performance and make the game run in a more acceptable way. Thankfully, many of these issues have been improved over time, and the current version is much better than the launch release. The biggest strength of Dragon's Dogma 2 is that it still feels like Dragon's Dogma. The atmosphere, world design and unique approach to fantasy RPGs are still here. The game has a special charm that separates it from other titles in the genre. Exploring the world, fighting monsters and traveling with your pawns still creates moments that few other RPGs can replicate. The combat is still fun, but this is also where one of my biggest disappointments comes from. The first game had an incredible combat system with different classes that completely changed how you played. Dragon's Dogma 2 improves the presentation but does not push the system far enough. In many ways, combat feels like a step sideways rather than a true evolution, and some aspects are actually less satisfying than in the original. The story is another mixed element. While the game has a fantastic twist but the overall storytelling is weaker than the first game. The way the plot is presented and how some events are handled leaves a lot to be desired. Unfortunately, Dragon's Dogma 2 repeats some of the mistakes of the original instead of fixing them. The game takes several big steps forward, but also takes smaller steps backward in areas where fans expected improvements. There was also controversy around the game's DLC, especially the additional items sold separately at launch. Some players criticized Capcom for creating a P2W situation. The DLC itself did not ruin the game, but the decision to sell these kinds of items created unnecessary negativity and damaged the game's reputation. Despite that, I still really enjoyed my time with Dragon's Dogma 2. It has a unique identity, fantastic moments and a world that kept me playing until I saw everything it had to offer. I will give it a Recommended rating because Steam does not offer a Mixed rating, and this game absolutely does not deserve a Negative review. It feels like Capcom had the opportunity to create something truly revolutionary. Pros: + Unique atmosphere and fantasy world + Fantastic pawn system + Great monster encounters + Beautiful visuals and world design + Still feels unlike any other RPG + Some excellent surprises and twists + Very enjoyable exploration Cons: - Poor optimization at launch - Performance issues can still appear - Combat is worse than the first game in some areas - Story is weaker despite having a great twist - Repeats old problems instead of fully fixing them - Unnecessary DLC controversy
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Extremely forgettable game, and most notably - the worst quest design I have seen in years. In many ways, playing this game feels like playing an old game, with dated mechanics and systems. At times, it feels like the game is fighting against you. And I have to repeat it, worst design of a quest system I have seen in at least 10 years. Graphically it's not bad, but not at all impressive either. A lot of reused assets and general graphical feel made the game seem very dull and bland, sadly. As for the positives, it does offer a somewhat unique gamestyle and feel with the pawn system. Another unique thing about it is the feeling of going out with your pawns for a quest somewhere else, not being sure if you make it before dark, and your HP pool getting smaller with every hit (even when healed), and of course night spawning more creatures to attack you on the roads. Sadly this feeling of "a journey" is quickly reversed by the game giving you the eternal ferrystone and cart travel, which is good situationally but takes away from what I think is the core mechanic that makes the game stand out. The classes all look fun, but at some point the game stops being a challenge and some classes are outstandingly overpowered and, again, kill the gaming experience. Overall a very bland, graphically boring game that does away with the few positive experiences it can offer through different mechanics. Worst quest design I have seen in a while, with clunky UI, mid animations, bad difficulty balancing, and a lot of small, annoying things. I would not recommend this game unless on a very big sale and you are in between games.
Iike
Good Game
Mais um ciclo de lutas por um mundo com regras predeterminadas, nunca compreendi Dragon´s Dogma até compreender o Dogma do Dragão. Jogo maravilhoso, amo o primeiro e esse não fica para trás, quase joguei os dois ao mesmo tempo, posso dizer que o primeiro é mais engraçado e icónico, porém o segundo entrega uma imersão absurda, sem falar nas possibilidades de caracterização dos personagens. O objetivo nunca foi ser um herói, mas aproveitar o máximo da nossa jornada, nunca me senti obrigado em concluir missões, nem que as mesmas fossem como tarefas a serem concluídas, como vemos em jogos tipo Skyrim, que eu também adoro, particularmente amo a progressão automática das missões sem a nossa intervenção, isso só torna o jogo mais vivo e alivia a pressão do jogador de fazer o que quer que seja, literalmente podemos ser vagabundos até sentir que a hora do Dragão chegou. Estou muito animado para a DLC!!!
DRAGON'S DOGMA 2 DARK ARISEN IS REAL. NEVER GIVE UP HOPE FELLOW ARISEN.
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