Make life in Dragon's Dogma 2's harsh world easier for yourself by paying attention to these 15 things.
There's plenty of reasons to keep playing even after you've hit the credits in Dragon's Dogma 2.
Those who own the Playable Character Year 1 Pass will be able to start playing as Eddy ahead of his global release, on April 1.
Capcom notes the update "won't affect frame rate significantly", with future updates to improve performance still in the works.
In 2023, the action RPG and its expansion raked in roughly $206 million in revenue, CD Projekt has revealed.
Developer IllFonic has taken over publishing for the title, with a new update next month and additional Predators in the works.
The new patch ensures the Arc-12 Blitzer, Arc Thrower, and Tesla Tower will no longer cause players' games to freeze when used.
But Monday is April Fool's Day, so it could be a whole lot of nothing. Then again, it could be Judgment 3.
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A limited-time trial kicks off from today till March 31st, allowing players on all platforms to try out the new Damage dealer.
Careena is skilled in fighting enemies with her companion, Ramcoh, while Morley moves quickly and strikes with dual daggers.
Everything you need to know about Vocation Maisters in Dragon's Dogma 2.
As a streamlined city-builder with some conquest and exploration thrown in, Bulwark: Falconeer Chronicles is worth a look.
Open Roads is one of those games where it's more interesting to think and talk about it than it is to play it.
Strategy genre specialist studio Relic Entertainment is leaving Sega and going independent, it's been announced.
Call of Duty: Warzone players will be able to queue up as quad teams to face off against bots in the new Bootcamp mode.
Ghost Story Games' first-person shooter is due out for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC some time next year.
Heavy metal rhythm-based shooter Metal: Hellsinger is making the jump from flat displays to VR later this year.
Previously set to be published by Private Division, it will now be self-published by Yellow Brick Games when it launches next year.
The battle pass will have 76 tiers in total, and will also bring new expressions, banners, and colour swatches.
