Dragon’s Dogma Walked So Crimson Desert Could Run

Fans waited a long time for Dragon’s Dogma 2, hoping it would capture the unique and challenging spirit of the original while still offering a deep and rewarding experience. The desire was to fight huge monsters alongside loyal companions, with each battle feeling truly memorable – and for the most part, the game delivered. I have very fond memories of playing Dragon’s Dogma 2, and if the developers continue to improve Pearl Abyss’ other open-world game, Crimson Desert, at the current rate, I anticipate feeling the same way about that one soon.







