Furthermore, it will “begin the cycle anew.” This could simply be interpreted as telling a brand new story in the world of Gransys. However, it could also reference the Endless Chain which forms the crux of the first game. Without giving away any spoilers, it should be interesting to see where the story goes from here and whether players will take control of another Arisen.

In the meantime, Dragon’s Dogma is currently available for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PS3, PS4, PC and Nintendo Switch. It also received the Dark Arisen DLC, which adds a new area, enemies and boss fights for experienced players. For more details on the base game, check out our review here.

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Two of Capcom’s most recent major releases in Resident Evil 2 and Devil May Cry 5 – both of which seem to be doing very well for themselves – have been stunning technical achievements, which they have both been able to accomplish thanks to their usage of the incredible RE Engine, which Capcom debuted with Resident Evil 7. The fidelity of the engine hasn’t gone unnoticed, and it seems Capcom plans on utilizing the toolset to the fullest.

Speaking in a Q&A session with investors during their latest quarterly financial briefing, Capcom confirmed that they plan on using the RE Engine to propel development for their games on next generation consoles, seeing as they built the engine with “augmentation for next-generation development in mind”.

“The games we developed using the RE ENGINE during this current hardware generation have received critical acclaim, and from the early stages of building this engine, we kept the ability to augment it for next-generation development in mind,” Capcom said when asked about their strengths going forward into the next generation of console hardware. “As such, we view the RE ENGINE as one of our strengths that will contribute to next-generation game creation.”

Later, when asked about the titles they currently have in development using the engine, Capcom didn’t give a specific answer, but confirmed that they do have several such projects in the pipeline.

“While we are unable to comment on the specific number of titles or release windows, there are numerous titles currently being developed internally with the RE ENGINE,” said Capcom.

What those games might be is anyone’s best guess at this point. It goes without saying that a new Resident Evil game has to be one such title- whether that’s Resident Evil 3 Remake or Resident Evil 8 remains to be seen. It’s also worth noting that Hideaki Itsuno, director of Devil May Cry 5, recently moved on to a new project (which might be Dragon’s Dogma 2)- perhaps that could be using the RE Engine as well? Though how adept the engine is at building open world titles (assuming he is working on a Dragon’s Dogma sequel) is a bit of question mark.

Either way, it’ll probably be a while yet before we find out, so don’t hold your breath.

Devil May Cry 5 is real. After its reveal at Microsoft’s E3 2018 presser and a release set for Spring 2019, we’re finally stepping back into the shoes of the demon hunters after almost a decade.

Capcom released new information on the hack and slash title along with screenshots from the new trailer. Though it’s been years since the forces of Hell have been on Earth, a new invasion has begun. Red Grave City is the battleground with a “demon tree” having taken root.

It’s up to three demon hunters – Nero, Dante and an unconfirmed character – to combat it. Each has their own unique playstyle as well – Nero has lost his demonic arm but uses a mechanic replacement developed by his new partner Nico. Dante is back, looking for revenge against the murder of his mother and Vergil’s corruption. The real question is – where’s Vergil?

Developed using RE Engine (which Resident Evil 7 also utilized), players will see “photorealistic character designs and stunning lighting and environmental effects.” In development for Xbox One, PS4 and PC, Devil May Cry 5 is certainly a sight for sore eyes. Let us know what you think in the comments below.