Разработчик: Capcom
Описание
Features
- Dynamic combat experience – Cut off the four heads of a Hydra, climb atop griffins and fight airborne, or defeat dragons and other creatures by finding out their weaknesses.
- Tons of content – Includes all previously released DLCs, pre-order bonuses, retailer-exclusives, and the Dark Arisen expansion content. Features the highly praised combat experience and rich customization, plus a huge underground realm to explore with terrifying monsters.
- Customization options galore – Nine different vocations for players to choose from with a variety of skill options for each, armor that can be upgraded and enhanced, plus Pawn companions that can be trained to fit your desired combat style.
- Stunning visuals – Beautiful high res graphics with increased fidelity.
- Full Steam platform support – Includes Steam Achievements, Steam Cloud Save, Trading Cards, Leaderboards, Big Picture Mode support
- Expanded controller support – In addition to supporting the traditional keyboard and mouse control scheme, the game natively supports Xbox 360, Xbox One, Steam Controller, and other DirectInput-based game pads such as the DualShock controller.
- New Achievements - 9 brand new Achievements for both new and returning Dragon’s Dogma fans! Get ready to delve deep into Bitterblack Isle…
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, spanish - spain, japanese, traditional chinese
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows Vista or newer (32 or 64 bit)
- Processor: Intel Core i5 660 CPU or equivalent
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Radeon HD 5870 or equivalent
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX-compatible sound card or onboard audio chip
- Additional Notes: 1) Supports Keyboard+Mouse and XInput/DirectInput devices including Xbox 360, Xbox One, DualShock4 and Steam Controller.
2) Some high end integrated graphics chips and modern gaming laptops with a discrete GPU may work but have not been tested, nor are they officially supported by Capcom.
- OS *: Windows 7/8/10
- Processor: Intel Core i7-4770K or equivalent
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 or equivalent
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 20 GB available space
- Sound Card: DirectX-compatible sound card or onboard audio chip
- Additional Notes: 1) Supports Keyboard+Mouse and XInput/DirectInput devices including Xbox 360, Xbox One, DualShock4 and Steam Controller.
2) Some high end integrated graphics chips and modern gaming laptops with a discrete GPU may work but have not been tested, nor are they officially supported by Capcom.
Отзывы пользователей
Great game, just the game I was looking for ages, although there are many things I could criticize it for but the combat and exploration is the greatest. Second is the pawn system.
It can't described how good it feels to play just by seeing it, you need to play it to feel it
My biggest criticize will be lack of enemy variety, if there were at least 3x enemy varity it would have been great, but again, then I would be criticizing something else.
So everyone who likes action rpg genre should definitely gove it a try.
This game was a pleasant hidden gem for me to find and I've enjoyed it since. It is a great combination of challenging live action combat with an easy story line to follow. It can be played over and over with new game plus and the ability for your pawn to be used by other players worldwide is fantastic. You can throw your enemy off cliffs and climb on creatures. It's been a blast playing it and I will continue playing it for some time.
love the story line and the game play would recommend if you like solo adventures also out of all the games i have played with computer companions these are the most competent i have seen
> bought art of metamorphosis to edit my 10/10 pawn
> copied a *supposed to be* 10/10 pawn character slider
> after edit she doesnt look like from the pictures
> got bamboozled
> want to edit my pawn back
> art of metamorphosis can only be used once
> to use it again finish the game and do ng+ or
> read a thread that you can reset art of metamorphosis if you played on hard mode (i didnt understand it very well since english is not my first language)
> played on hard mode and want to play back on where i came from (easy mode)
> nope my easy mode saves are gone
> frustrated and dont wanna play again
> sad
> im depress
One of my favorite games of all time, I have replayed it in full likely ten times now.
A Classic medieval adventure where you can form a party of four, (You and 3 NPCs,) and explore the outdoors, dungeons, caves, ect, as well as fight an expansive list of different rogues and monsters.
The combat is pretty simple, but highly customizable, with your choice of being a swordsman, archer, mage, or hybrids of them all.
If you like exploring, finding new clothes/armor and weapons, and fighting monsters, this game is a masterwork.
I love Rpg that's it
... Also I got pawn that is designed to match famous person from Austria.. his name is also match so... Good game;v
More engaging than I had expected. The combat scratches an itch not many other games can.
Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen is a true gem in the action RPG genre that truly delivers a thrilling and immersive experience. The game's combat system is one of its standout features, allowing for fluid and dynamic battles that feel both satisfying and rewarding. The variety of classes and abilities ensures that every playthrough can feel fresh and unique.
The world of Gransys is richly detailed and teeming with life, from the bustling cities to the dangerous wilderness. The game's open world invites exploration, with secrets and challenges around every corner. The story, while not the deepest, provides a solid backdrop for the adventure, and the characters you meet along the way are memorable and well-crafted.
Additionally, the Pawn system is a unique and innovative feature that allows you to create a companion and share them with other players. This adds an interesting layer of strategy and cooperation, as you can enlist the help of other players' Pawns to aid you on your journey.
Overall, Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen is a must-play for fans of action RPGs, offering a captivating world, engaging combat, and a wealth of content that will keep you coming back for more. Whether you're a newcomer or a returning player, this game has something for everyone. 🐉🎮
Dragon’s Dogma is a total hidden gem. The combat is straight-up awesome, especially when you’re climbing on massive monsters to take them down. The pawn system is super cool too—your AI buddies actually feel useful, and you can share them with other players. The world is dangerous but super fun to explore, even if the story’s kinda meh.
Pros:
+Combat is crazy fun, especially the big boss fights.
+Pawns are unique and make the game feel fresh.
+Exploring never gets boring—there’s always something cool to find.
Cons:
-The story isn’t that exciting.
-Fast travel is kind of a pain.
If you love RPGs with action-packed gameplay, don’t sleep on this one!
I feel misled by positive reviews... I did not find DD:DA engaging or worth the time to 100%.
1) The main story is a mess. None of the side quests felt very interesting or consequential.
2) Hiring pawns is a huge "feature" but feels so mundane. They are clearly helpful in battle, but have no other meaningful context on the world or you as the player. The most engaging thing about hiring a pawn is finding one with a silly outfit....
3) Combat is.. fine? I ended up spamming the same buttons and hacking away at enemies with little joy. Sure... you need to target larger enemies in certain areas and hit boxes.. but the joy of that fades as you tackle the same monsters over. and over. and over. and over.
I will say: There is something comforting about loading up an old RPG and grinding away in same-looking dungeons and enemies. I found that I would load up the game while talking on the phone with friends, watching TV, or while engaging in something else.
I don't have the nostalgia for this game to buoy me through the experience of playing it in 2024. I would play this if you want to experience a classic, like myself, but avoid if you're looking for an engaging and worthwhile gaming experience.
This game is incredible. It's missing a bunch of QoL stuff and there are some weird decisions and small translation errors, but it strikes the perfect balance between realism and making your character feel powerful. The combat is really fun and fast-paced, although it is a bit bogged down by lack of enemy variety. Exploration is rewarded, and the graphics are good enough to create some atmospheric, attractive environments. The story is sparse, but does have some cool moments.
insanely fun, tons of combat and exploration and not drowning in dialogue
"Tell me, child of man... what does it mean to live in truth? To wage war against the passing days? To pray to the unseen for a few breaths more? To raise grand cities from stone, and spawn new life in turn? Mankind has done this, yes, and more. But is the tapestry you weave truly of your own design?"
Not even 15 mins later:
"Hobgoblin! Tis a fromidable foe!"
"Wolves hunt in packs"
"There master, *insert literally any mob, nuisance or whatever you find annoying*"
"No, they hold the advantage!"
"Strength in numbers, Arisen"
"What will it be today?"
"Tis weak to fire!"
The game story ranges from philosophy and shitpost level dialogue pretty wildly, but it's good if you can stick with it 'til the end
Gameplay loop is pretty solid also: kill stuff/complete quests, get XP, gold and class points, spend all the bling for new drip and new abilities to try, go out to kill stuff/complete more quests, etc. it's the classic RPG experience, pretty good enemy and bosses variety too if know where to look
Early and a bit into mid game is a running simulator, so alotta patience is necessary for reaching objectives
Avoid ONLY if :
-you don't like running around for big portions of the map
-you want XenoGears or Deus Ex level of storytelling from the get go until the end of the game
-don't like arcade-like gameplay loop and quest design
-you want an immersive world and NPCs that react to what you do (if you come form Fallout or similar games, you'll be pretty disappointed"
-impressive graphic fidelity
-you need hand-holding
If you're a grown ass adult or youngling that played RPGs from the year 1998-2013 or you don't have any of the symptoms I've listed above just play the damn game, it's fun regardless of the unfinished jank in it.
Also goes on sale for very cheap too.
I'll leave some tips for early game:
- SAVE. OFTEN. DIPSHIT. Save before you Leeroy in a fight. Save after you win the fight, especially if you spot a boss in the distance or a high number of enemies (BEWARE OF GROUP OF BANDITS IN EARLY GAME);
-If you feel confident, go to Bitterblack Isle and follow this playthrough to get the ring of perseverance (+50% discipline points, you *want this*):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R78DwlYOoZY
-During the escort for the hydra head, approach the ox and press "kick" if you're impatient (be sure to watch the amount of health the ox has, lest you kill it yourself)
-AVOID ESCORT QUESTS FROM THE BOARDS, they'll force you to go to unkown location that is usually at the very edge pf the world map, carrying a useless dipshit that can't fight and you'll prob encounter a Chimera on the way. Wait until you're stronger or at the very least bring a mage for anodyne;
-Mod the original intro of the game; won't give your character bonus, but will pep you up whenever you hear it:
https://www.nexusmods.com/dragonsdogma/mods/749?tab=description
So far the game is fun I like the vocation system and how each class plays into each other when you go into hybrid classes the story is meh. The gameplay is pretty solid art direction is good for almost a 10-year-old game the controls are more to be desired but it was meant to be played on Controller so it's not that big a deal it still does its job on M&K switched to the controller and it was a learning process but made the game easier the story was alright but I was not expecting to get an amazing story the gameplay and scope of your a dude that fights huge monsters good fun
The main selling point of this game is no doubt the combat, but I wouldn't say it's anything to shit your pants about. The early levels are a real struggle and a total bore, but it does pick up later on. Another thing that picked up in the lategame was movement, at least if you're playing assassin. I liked short-distance traversal in this game very much, very ARPG-esque, although I hated how slow stamina regens even OOC, that's a QOL feature that probably some mod out there can provide, and I highly recommend new players to look into it as well as some mod that reworks autosaving in this game. If you don't have any issues with remembering to save before every serious encounter and on the whole every so often, then you won't have many problems. If you are a bit forgetful, like me, then you might lose 30 minutes of running and walking to a quest location to a random griffin or chimera slapping you on the cheek for skipping every possible line of dialogue in the city.
The monsters are very good. The last dragon fight was super climactic. Overall the enemies are outstandingly designed, you actually have to adapt to beat the mobs and bosses (bruteforcing is possible but completely not worth it). It was my first game where you have a mechanic which lets you climb your enemies, and I really enjoyed it.
Another great aspect of the game is the worldspace, landscapes, whatever. The locations felt very atmospheric and the dungeons/instances were designed so that a player such as me who likes to explore every nook and cranny gets rewarded for looking. They missed the mark with Gran Soren's portcrystal placement tho, why not put it near the fountain. I loved the starting location, especially the music in it. Whenever I came back to it I felt I'm being reminded why the MC is setting out on the journey, it's very iconic. The entrance to Bitterblack Isle and the whole location looked really cool as well, kind of reminded me of Dark Souls.
Now on to the bad things...What a clusterfuck of a story. The only good thing about it is probably Grigori. I really hate when games make dialogue using old english, gibberish and riddles. Half the time characters say smth I can't understand what they're talking about. On topic of characters, there's not really many I found to be likeable. Every time something interesting happened with one of the characters they would be immidiately put on a shelf and left there to rot like the carrots and apples in your inventory. For example one of the most memorable moments in this game for me was the quest where you had to find Selene after some peasants raided her house. That was the moment when the game reveals that pawns with time (or the death of their master I guess) take on the liking of their masters and live as humans. Selene was one such pawn, and I felt that she had some bigger role to play in this story or at least that I would see some more of her. But no, after that she only appeared at the literal last cutscene of the game. Similar thing with Mercedes and the Dragonforged.
I was especially displeased with whom the game considered to be my "beloved", which sucked balls as I really wanted to fight the dragon and was unsure if I made the choice to sacrifice them I could still fight him . Other then that, the game could have benefited so much if it gave the player at least some choices to make, not only at the literal last mission but along the way as well. Some quests felt like they would have consequences on the gameplay (e.g the affair with the duchess) but had practically none.
I also hated how much time you had to spend i menu's and micromanage your characters load. I had no clue it was tied to character creation, I'm almost sure the game doesn't say it. I can't really put my finger around it but something felt off with consumable items in this game, like I never got accustomed to how you craft stuff and what was best to keep in your eq. It also felt extremely bad when I gave some of the pots to my pawns and they immidiately use all panaceas on being drenched in water or poisoned by a snake.
The way pawns work also kind of sucks. Sometimes they would carry the fight and do exactly what I would want them to but they would also be as much of a hindrance at other times. They are also soooooo annoying with their constant yapping. I didn't want to mute their banter in the settings as sometimes they say some actually useful stuff, but they really just keep on spouting their bs it's really too much.
The main quest sucks ass, most characters as well, combat picks up later in the game and is very good, locations look good.
6/10
Features better group combat than Elden Ring & the included DLC features one of the best dungeon crawls I've ever seen. That said, the story is a janky mess & it's important not to take it seriously. If you end up in an unexpected romance with the local short blacksmith or a porky looking aristocrat, just laugh it off as Capcom jank. For what it's worth, I still enjoyed the ending
Let's be honest. You are either making the pawn as hot as possible, or the arisen themselves whom ass is as big as your monitor.
Epic & grand fantasy adventure to reclaim what was taken, encountering monsters across the land from myth and legend.
STORY - 7/10
Decent medieval fantasy story with a few compelling characters (There are about 4-5 that are absolute PEAK) and a major twist only found at the end that made my jaw drop.
GAMEPLAY - 7/10
Fairly decent but with extremely overpowered builds that just steamroll through everything. I do love the Pawn mechanic and the customizability of your own character and that of your own companion. The leveling is slow paced and grindy with some areas taking overly long. What I enjoyed most was the layering of armour pieces that made the game feel historically accurate in a medieval setting.
VISUALS - 6/10
You can feel the age of some of these visuals and I must say, many of the monsters are not that visually impressive except for a rare few (like Damon & Death in the DLC).
MUSIC - 7/10
The score is fine, nothing special or dramatic to point out. Its plain generic fantasy soundtrack with the exception (again) of some of the DLC.
EXTRA: REPLAYABILITY - 9/10
This is one of the most replayable games I've ever come across as its replayibility is baked into the narritive itself and ensures you play this game at least twice.
OVERALL - 7.2/10
Great fantasy experience which gives much love to the customizibilty to your own character and follower as they undergo an epic quest to fell a dragon.
I have around 1000 hours on the Nintendo Switch, this game's combat is ahead of it's time.
Gameplay is fun and there are a lot of options how to play.
Story is ok, there are some cool moments, but there are also annoying parts.
Overall, it's a good game. Fun gameplay with forgettable story
Got the game on sale, I've already played it on console so I really didn't want to pay full price.
Honestly? an amazing game regardless of how its aging.
Let me tell you about Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen. This game is a hidden gem, and it's absolutely fabulous.
First of all, the character creation system is amazing. You can create any kind of character you want, from a fierce warrior to a glamorous sorceress. And the best part is, you can change your appearance at any time. So if you're feeling a little bit femme one day, you can rock a fabulous dress. And if you're feeling more butch the next day, you can throw on some armor and slay some monsters.
And speaking of monsters, the creatures in this game are fierce. You'll be facing everything from goblins and griffins to dragons and hydras. But don't worry, you won't have to face them alone. You can recruit up to three companions, called Pawns, to help you in battle. And trust me, these Pawns are more than just sidekicks. They're fully developed characters with their own personalities and abilities.
But the real heart of Dragon's Dogma is the story. It's a sweeping epic about love, loss, and betrayal. And it will keep you hooked until the very end.
So if you're looking for a game with amazing character customization, challenging combat, and a captivating story, then you need to check out Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen. It's a must-play for any rpg gamer.
And honey, let's be real, the fashion in this game is to die for. You can dress your character in everything from flowing robes to skimpy armor. And there are so many different accessories to choose from. You can even give your character a fabulous hairstyle.
So if you're looking for a game where you can express your personal style, Dragon's Dogma is the way to go. You'll be the most stylish adventurer in all of Gransys.
Now, go forth and slay some monsters!
XOXO
It's a fun game, I've enjoyed it. The only thing I don't like is that you get tired and stop moving to catch your breath if you sprint to long (feels like they made the sprint meter too short). Which I know some game implement this kind of idea it just when you already have spells that bad guys use on you that slow you way down it just seems a little over kill to have this in the game, i think they should have made a rare wearable item buff that gives you unlimited sprint that comes as a weight or other costly to wear but that's just my opinion, but good game.
I know it is some kind of classics, but for me it's unplayable in 2024, looks like a game from PS2, too much stuff happening with little to no effort, numbers everywhere, everything flashes ugggh
A very cool souls-like game with tons of special attacks, NPCs called pawns that fight alongside you, powerful magic and bows.
Dark but not as dark and hard (at least later on during the Bitterblack DLC content) but not as hard as Dark Souls.
I enjoyed the many vocations you can choose, each of which has its own attacks and play-style.
The fights with bigger creatures are awesome, engaging and often require you to climb on them to target their weak points. Your pawns do a reasonable job at helping you with the fights and you can shape the way they behave during fights.
All in all a superb experience that I can totally recommend.
It's my 7 hours of gameplay and I'm stuck on that one level :>
Old is gold but this right here is a diamond and a hidden one at that.
You will not regret buying and playing this game. It is old but the combat is engaging, story is also good and not to mention the pawn system.
Stop looking further and just get it.
I've owned this on every console its been released on, and I'll continue to sink unknowable hours into this game on every console its released on. Nothing like it.
I like the story cuz I seen it played by tubers before but OMG that tutorial makes me wanna cry what in the world typa tutorial is that broski x(
Fantastic game. Great RPG with a unique companion system. Plenty of loot too.
It was a slow burn at the start and took a while for me to get in to it. But you need to keep questing as the game unlocks more areas and other monsters as you progress. Bitterblack Isle is a lot of fun with some great loot.
Its worth your time if you put in the hours.
Yo, this dragon just stole my heart. That's right, you're a walking zombie now, and the big bad dragon says to fight him once you get stronger. The game feels like a strange mix between Monster Hunter and Witcher. The combat is fun and fast-paced, but if there is a hord than your kinda screwed. You can have up to 3 side kicks to help you out with 3 different classes to choose from. This game can be beat pretty fast. There is even a speed run mode. However, it took me a long time because I kept dying to enemies, and there only 1 method of fast traveling i didn't find until the end of the game, so it felt like a slog to get through. Don't help characters besides the dragon are super forgettable. I want to like this game but it's has problems with balancing it's self out. I didn't kill the dragon and got my heart back..Although there was more game with dragon after the credits. I just could not find myself wanting to keep going. The dragon might have stolen my heart, but he also took the enjoyment of the game, too. 5/10
It's a banger? This came out around the time of Skyrim, an way that these games could have gone. It doesn't smash my recently purchased PC, the wayt that Dragon's Dogma 2 promises to. Definitely enhanced with a savegame manager. A search aggregator should help you find one.
Having finally played this I can see why fans clamored for a sequel. This was ambitious for its time. It was really nice to play an old-school silent protagonist game. Your character's dialog comedicaly gets cut off at the funniest times and the animated body language more than makes up for no dialog.
The only downside that really annoyed me was the lack of a unlimited fast travel system. You only get to find a select few stones to enable fast travel. This makes traveling super tedious once you've seen it all or have to repeated visit the same locations and attack the same mobs.
Look forward to Dragons Dogma 2 once they remove anti-consumer Denuvo DRM so i can buy it.
gameplay may be cool but it’s far from being cool enough for me to justify mindless running (or walking because of dumb outside-battle stamina bar lol) from place to place without any engagement into the story, characters, nothing really:(
I have played through Dragon's Dogma three times since I got it in 2015. It is a great game. One of the best RPG's I've ever played. The best action RPG I've ever played. The story is a pretty typical "save the world" type story where you're the chosen one, but where DD:DA really shines is the combat. I love climbing on creatures and gathering the materials they drop. It's rewarding. When you get good gear, and can upgrade it with the materials you find, it's rewarding. The main story combat is pretty easy (I have yet to play hard mode tho. that's on my next playthrough), but the real frustrating challenge is in Bitterblack Isle. It was so rewarding to beat the Dark Arisen EP. Also, the character creator is amazing. DD:DA has aged pretty well in my opinion. The graphics are still great. Love this game.
I played for 1.5 months and got completely immersed.
Having a lot of fun with it at the same time.
The pawn system is very cool and the pawns add to the charm.
They know what to do and how to go, problems with finding their way are singular.
Of course we have to spend some time to set their behavior, build
to make them play well otherwise it will be bad.
The world at first seems huge but then it is not so( it is not small either).
This is not a disadvantage, but at the beginning, when we look at the map it seems to us
that we are dealing with a really big world.
Instead, it is pleasant and mysterious to explore. and some places will be iconic for the player.
The combat and class system is a fairy tale. One wants to ogle them and try new variations.
Music is also a separate level. It is very well composed, after finishing the game you go back to listen to it again.
It's been a long time since I played such a good, immersive production. For me it is a discovery of recent years.
well, I really wanted to like this game but overall i felt the gameplay loop just that very repetitive loop. The most dangerous thing is falling...not enemies. In addition, the story is completely boring
Story is crucial to RPGs and this one's pretty shit so if you mind that, it isn't for you. Overlook the story though and the gameplay is peak and there's nothing like it.
I've got over 3k hours logged on this game across every single console it was ever on, PS3, PS4, 360, One etc. Infinite replayability and built atop one of the most stable game engines I've ever seen. You can do almost anything you want via a dinput8 hook and the game will just take it without crashing.
Ahead of its time. Great game and an amazing expansion. Classic dungeon crawler feel with Dark Arisen making the arc of the game fun.
One of those games with a strong core, which then has the developers front-load all the high effort level design and questing and story, only to leave the majority of the game after the opening hours barren and phoned in, leaving the strong core gameplay with nothing to support it. Very standard for Capcom.
Spectacular game. So good that every time someone plays the game, A steam moderator gets their nipples pierced with dildos.
Such a fascinating and strange game. Single save only allowed. I understand why but the taste is bittersweet. Wonky combat but still serviceable. Story is unexpectedly logical in the rules it sets up. This is so far only the 3rd game which I've played that actually carries-out logical consequences for the options proposed. Elex did that to an astonishing effect so did Mars: War Logs. I've now finished the game and still didn't finish straggler quests. Basically 6/10. Fascinating, janky, logical in its world-building and I still stuck around with all the flaws. A worthy experience methinks.
The game is interesting. The open RPG world is good for its size and it is exciting to travel around and upgrade your character.
But guess what the game doesn't have? True fast travel. The game is a complete walking simulation.
Also the UI layer is very, very bad. You click somewhere by mistake and you don't have a chance to undo it.
And nothing is fast, for example, every time you get low on health you open Inventory, open a tab called "potions", then find the health potion in the list, and as if that wasn't enough, you double-click on that potion and then press "use", and this process is tiring.
Played the hell out of it when it first released on the Xbox 360. Giving it another go and it is damn impressive. Horrendous Dialogue and Story but the world is charming, the action is fun and the loot is interesting. I'm hooked.
This is a good game to play in MMO down times since major MMOs take time to come out with newer content, it's a 9/10 for me because of one achievement the hero
Sem duvidas um dos melhores rpgs de ação de sua geração, hoje um clássico.
Combate divertidíssimo, exploração interessante, progressão recheada de tesouros, trilha sonora fantástica, uma história intrigante, uso online de troca de companheiros é inovador e divertido.
A forma como a história é contada poderia ter sido melhor e o mapa poderia ter mais pontos de interesse ou ser menor também. As recompensas de baús são aleatórios e podem trazer frustração para aqueles desafortunados. O sistema de purificação de itens "end game" também é aleatório e também pode gerar frustração.
No geral, DDDA é um ótimo jogo que cativa com facilidade amantes de um bom combate com exploração e sempre nos faz querer voltar para relembrar a aventura.
Incredible game, I highly recommend this game to anyone who would like a fantasy RPG and party based games. Just scratched the surface and have loved the experience thus far. The pawns are pretty sweet, it's very simple to just swap them in and out for a better combo or skills for whatever occasion. I have been quite happy with the lack of fast travelling, at least early on. It makes travelling and heading out on a quest more daunting especially with the increased dangers at night, and not to mention one of the best nightfall darkness I have seen in a game. Save your game and get that lantern out cos'
I can also appreciate all the loot and shops available. Just in the fact that loot chests reload their contents is fantastic for replayability and min-maxing/farming for loot. I saw there is 200 or so levels and thats tight af.
Some elements of this game remind me of the first act of BG3. Sort of like a cross between Divinity and Fable. Cannot wait to beat this and try the next game. If the second game is as good as I think it will be, it may be the only fantasy RPG in recent release that can contend with Baldurs Gate 3 gameplay, story, writing, customization and graphics.
This would've been a great game if it was released in 2005. I couldn't get past the intro areas. Boring, bland, empty, clunky. Hard to believe this came out in 2016 and people liked it.
The game has a good story with a moral to it that shall make you ponder upon some meaningful questions, and it's got some interesting concepts like making pawns that can be hired by others, but the gameplay is a bit plain. It's mostly about button mashing, grinding and using health potions. The closest thing I could compare it to is Monster Hunter, but simply not as interesting. Still, it's worth the cost for the experience, especially when it's on sale.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Capcom |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.01.2025 |
| Metacritic | 81 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 88% положительных (21065) |