Dragon's Dogma 2 (PS5)

worst optimization ever

Game is poorly optimized, enemies are all samey in the wider world.

As opposed to the first game, there are no random missions to work to get any sense of "participating" in the world aside from stumbling upon the one-off pawn getting its teeth kicked in by a Minotaur or troll.

Lost hours of gameplay, because of stupid save game handling of game. Stop playing...

The game is great even though a dozen of mods are required for comfort playthrough

But optimization is just a joke made by complete morons

Really nice game

It’s very good, although I made the mistake of listening to my intrusive thoughts and might have soft locked one the quest line so I would recommend but try to not listen to your intrusive thoughts too much

This is a good second game in the series. Finished my story in about 90h. Might have missed or failed some sidequests.( damn you sphinx ).

Had a couple of total game freezes but nothing really stopping me from playing.

Would recommend to anyone looking for a challenge that is manageable.

This game is fantastic

Nice game if you like exploration and fight. You don't have to stick in to one class in your story so you can enjoy different approach to the battle.

It Dragom Dogma. Not Dragon age or other games it is special game

For the people who love story and good play

Save mecanism subpar, lost all my advancment in the game.

It is what it is.

its good , cant do much wrong.

The best RPG played after Gothic series! please if you have DLC planned that are up to the standard of the product! Well done

Mal optimizado y malas físicas deberían hacer algo semejante a the Witcher

What a shame! This has potential to be so good. Had a blast making my character. Ended up making Scarlett Johansson and Mr. Fresh (the cat) as my pawn. You can literally make anyone. It's actually really impressive. Combat is super fun, and I added some slight mods to tweak the experience, such as more inventory space, lock-on combat, and some UI changes.

But sadly, this is where my experience ends. As of now, the game will remain uninstalled until Capcom sorts this game out. Releasing a game this expensive and having the FPS drop this badly is completely unacceptable for 2024. For reference, I own a 3060 12GB, Ryzen 7, and 32GB DDR4 (Higher than the recommended specs). I went from a solid 60 in the beginning to my FPS going nuts, and I can never get a solid 60. Sometimes it's in the 50s, and in villages and towns, it goes as low as 20. Meanwhile, my friend who owns a 4070, a $500 GPU that is easily capable of 4K gaming, also suffers from the same performance issues as me.

I'm glad Capcom is fixing exploits, tweaks, and such, but what they really need to focus on is making this game playable. There's no reason for this game to be dropping so much FPS, especially on new hardware.

If this is Itsuno's dream sequel, is he sure it wasn't a nightmare? As far as I know, after spending hours looking for a solution, PS5 is getting a solid 60, meanwhile, we have to wait for 'future updates.' I'm sorry, but if this was a smaller studio, we would call this a scam. Now we have to pay $70 and wait until a billion-dollar company can be bothered, and somehow they seem to be doing everything but making their game playable on PC.

It's depressing how modern gaming now is expecting the bare minimum, aka a working game.

I cannot stress this enough do not purchase this game till this is fixed. This is an amazing game being held back by not having performance issues fixed, not even things like DLSS will fix the FPS it's sadly yet another game with no performance fixes and with no real date it could be years before we get a fix to make it playable without the godawful drops in frames. Hoping it get's the cyberpunk treatment.

Game is absolutely amazing so it saddens me that I can't enjoy the game due to a lack of care in the performance department no excuses when Capcom is a trillion dollar company.

The story is mediocre and the characters are unmemorable. Optimization is terrible and the game crashes a lot. There's no sense of immersion. I'd rather play an Ubisoft open-world game than this. Wait for a huge sale.

Mediocre game, repetitive gameplay, boring story and runs horrible on high end PC's, after a month Capcom is not fixing anything, do not buy on the current price, wait for a 20-30 Dollars sale or something like that.

theres only like 5 enemies you fight and you runt to each quest for an hour there's no random encounters. fallout 4 has more content than this game thats insane and for 70$.....................................

The game is shallow beyond comparison. The "main quest" is devoid of logical behaviour by your character and anyone else involved. But this is common and usually done to further a bigger plot, right? Can't be doing the sensible thing because that would shorten the game and frankly be even less fun. However, in Dragon's Dogma 2, this is not benefiting anything. The "story" being told here is extremely uninteresting due to a tremendous lack in depth. The story actually consists of so few steps that if you rush it I am confident you can complete this game, as a mediocre gamer, in under six hours most of which you will spend just walking. The side quests are unimaginative and repetitive (fetch, follow, talk) with very little thinking involved. The terrain feels unfinished in the way you can either cheese it completely or slide off of the smallest rocks during battle and eat a hit. The two nations you can enter are grassland and desert only and stereo-typically defined by their biome in a way we've seen a million times already.

I'm absolutely blown away by 'Dragon's Dogma 2'. Playing on a 4060ti at the highest graphical settings on a 3440x1440 ultrawide monitor, the game runs incredibly smoothly, defying expectations. The discourse around microtransactions baffles me – have people actually played the game? It seems like a lot of the criticism comes from those who haven't given it a fair shot. The microtransactions present are entirely optional, offering trivial add-ons rather than necessary items for progression. In fact, the real beauty of the game lies in overcoming challenges without these 'extra helps,' which otherwise might dilute the experience.

From my own experience, the game excels in graphics, fluidity, and gameplay mechanics, making for a more organic and realistic adventure. I particularly appreciate the limit on save files, which adds a layer of challenge and forces players to fully embrace the consequences of their actions and play style. 'Dragon's Dogma 2' is an outstanding game that offers a genuinely challenging and rewarding experience. Don't let the negativity dissuade you – this is a title well worth exploring.

Not recommended. Microtransactions have been added (Even tho you can buy everything just by playing but it's still sh*t) and the game runs very poorly on pretty much 80% of systems, it requires a very good CPU and is poorly optimized.