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The Dragon’s Dogma 2 release date has been set for 22 March 2024, Capcom advised in a showcase that took place overnight.
“In Dragon’s Dogma 2, players experience the tale of the Arisen, a champion whose heart is stolen by the Dragon,” Capcom said in a press release. “While the sequel’s setting mirrors the lush rolling hills of the cult classic Dragon’s Dogma and its Dark Arisen expansion, this original adventure takes place in a parallel world containing two nations with distinct approaches to the Dragon threat.
“Queen Regent Disa has installed a false Arisen to maintain control of the kingdom of Vermund for her son. Meanwhile, the beastren nation of Battahl considers the otherworldly Pawns to be a source of misfortune and have turned to worship of the Lambent Flame and their empress Nadinia to ward off calamity,” Capcom continued. “The showcase provided a look at some of the destinations that quests can lead players to, such as the reclusive elven enclave of Sacred Arbor. The elves there communicate in their own language, and Pawns capable of understanding their speech will translate for the Arisen while in your party. Pawns can also specialize in other skills, making each of their personalities more distinct.”
If you’re interested, the showcase can be viewed in full below.
Moreover, Capcom detailed a Dragon’s Dogma 2 Deluxe Edition, which will contain the “New Journey Pack” complete with “a custom Camping Kit, a Wakestone, Rift Crystals, a Dragon’s Dogma Music and Sound collection, and more,” according to Capcom.
We’ll have more on Dragon’s Dogma 2 as we inch closer to its release date. Pre-orders for the title are available now, including platforms like Steam and the Microsoft Store.
Expect Dragon’s Dogma 2 on Windows PC via Steam, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X and PS5 from 22 March 2024.
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