Capcom returns to its divisive RPG with Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen, and the dev leading the expansion says its friction will be preserved – "That is something that we offer so that players can make a decision on how to play"
Capcom's Dragon's Dogma 2 expansion, Dark Arisen, is set to launch on October 8, preserving the series' signature design friction. Director Kento Kinoshita emphasizes that this 'friction' offers players meaningful choices in how they approach the game. The expansion will introduce a new area, storyline, challenges, and enemies, aiming to provide great value and more combat opportunities while maintaining the freedom of adventure.
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