Dragon’s Dogma 2 just hit a significant milestone, marking its second anniversary. To commemorate the occasion, Capcom unveiled some eye-catching celebratory artwork along with a custom controller that’s bound to appeal to the game’s passionate community. It’s a lovely gesture, but as anyone who’s immersed themselves in this RPG knows, the conversation quickly shifts to one big question: what about DLC?
Fans of the series have been vocal, nostalgic for the days of the original, which carved its own niche despite some rough edges. While Dragon’s Dogma 2 improved on many aspects, it still left players craving more depth in the endgame experience. The New Game Plus mode had potential but didn’t quite deliver the robust content that could have made it more rewarding.
With the release of the anniversary artwork, that familiar longing for additional content has resurfaced. Players are hoping for a DLC akin to Dark Arisen, which significantly enriched the original game with new quests and challenges. Yet, amidst the excitement, Capcom’s anniversary offering was light on new content announcements, leaving the community with a mix of celebration and disappointment.
Still, the absence of concrete DLC news doesn’t entirely eclipse the possibility of future surprises. The enthusiasm from the fanbase is palpable, and it’s clear that the demand for more from Dragon’s Dogma 2 remains strong. Whether Capcom decides to indulge those requests remains to be seen. For now, players will have to hold on to that hope while enjoying the beautiful artistry that celebrates a game many hold dear.
Source: eurogamer.net
