Capcom is not known for many RPGs besides the Monster Hunter series, but another exception is Dragon's Dogma. The overlooked JRPG from the Japanese developer mixes minor elements of Monster Hunter with traditional WRPG design and a medieval fantasy tone.
As part of the game's 10th anniversary, director Hideaki Itsuno has officially confirmed that a sequel is under development at Capcom.
Titled Dragon's Dogma 2, the announcement was made at the official Dragon's Dogma 10th Anniversary livestream. Itsuno himself made the reveal by showcasing a t-shirt with the logo.
Besides a teaser depicting the same, little is known about the game.
So far, Capcom has not elaborated on any specifics. No platforms, no release window, or concept footage has been released.
This is understandable as the game is likely in its early stages of development. However, given it will be a while before any new details drop, it would not be unreasonable to expect Dragon's Dogma 2 to be in development for PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S.
Perhaps the Nintendo Switch or its rumored Pro successor might run the title too.
As for the release, it would likely not resurface for at least a couple more years. When more details emerge, the team will have elements like core narrative, setting, mechanics, and perhaps even an early demo to share.
All in all, fans will undoubtedly be twiddling their thumbs in further anticipation. It is also utilizing the team's proprietary RE Engine, also used to make Devil May Cry 5, Resident Evil Village, and Monster Hunter Rise.
So that should guarantee outstanding performance with impressive visuals. This would also make it the first truly open-world title built on the RE Engine, assuming it follows the same formula
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