Despite a swathe of critical reviews full of praise for Dragon’s Dogma 2, many players have been left disappointed by u…
Dragon’s Dogma 2 released today, but despite a swathe of critical reviews full of praise for Capcom’s action RPG sequel, many players have been left disappointed by unexpected microtransactions and performance issues.
Capcom seemingly added a series of gameplay-affecting microtransactions after the game’s reviews were published yesterday. This has left many with a bitter taste in their mouths, and Dragon’s Dogma 2 currently sits with a ‘Mixed’ review average on Steam.
Many of the game’s 7000+ user reviews on the platform have called the developer out for adding paid DLC into a single-player game. One item allows for you to revive your player. Another has caused upset is the Art of Metamorphosis — Character Editor DLC, which costs £1.69. As its name suggests, this one-time consumable gives users the ability to change the appearance of their Arisen, though Capcom does note players are also able to acquire this item in the game itself.
