Fans Label Dragon's Dogma 2 "Best Ever" Character Creator
thegamer.comDragon's Dogma 2 has a demo out now, showcasing the part of the sequel we're all looking forward to the most - its character creator. Much like the first game, Dragon's Dogma 2's character customisation options are incredibly intricate, and now with the improved graphics, fans are making some stunning characters.
Players have wasted no time, using the demo to finalise their protagonists ahead of the big day. Thankfully, any character made in the demo can be carried over into the final game when it launches on March 22, as well as the main pawn you prepare ahead of time.
Whether they're making their own original creations or remaking characters from other media, Dragon's Dogma fans are sharing the results of the character creator online, and they look stunning. The sheer variety of ways you can edit the character model is being met with a lot of praise, as you can customise your face, build, limbs, and even your posture separately from one another.
Dragon's Dogma 2 also has a bunch of different hair options on offer, particularly Black hairstyles. This is a vast improvement on the first game and one that fans were quick to note, since so many games fall short of offering enough options for different hair types.
And of course, it wouldn't be a great character creator if it didn't let you craft some abominations. So, naturally, players were quick to make some intentionally ugly characters and pawns.
If you want to try this out ahead of launch, the Dragon's Dogma 2 demo is out now on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. You don't need a subscription to any particular service or a pre-order to play it, unlike other game demos. Capcom must feel confident in its chances of bagging some new players with the character creator alone. This is a pretty safe bet, given how many of us spent hours on end perfecting our characters whenever a game lets us make our own.
What's less exciting, however, is the confirmation that Dragon's Dogma 2 will run at "around" 30fps on console,
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