3 ways Dragon's Dogma 2 is different from the original (and 3 ways they are similar)

After a near decade of anticipation, Dragon's Dogma 2, the sequel to the beloved 2012 action RPG, has stormed onto the scene. For those who valiantly braved the world of Gransys in the first game, there's fantastic news: this title retains the captivating core gameplay that made the original so unforgettable.

The much-anticipated sequel boasts a plethora of exciting new features designed to keep even the seasoned Arisen engaged. In this article, we'll be mentioning three key ways the sequel is similar to the original while also unveiling three brand-new features that promise to change your adventures in Gransys.

Note: Some aspects of this article are subjective.

DD2 offers the familiar world of Gransys but with deeper mechanics, dynamic events, and exciting new ways to explore and conquer it.

Dragon's Dogma 2 expands the world of Gransys significantly, offering a more densely populated landscape teeming with life. Towns bustle with dynamic NPCs who form bonds, express emotions, and even approach you to ask for help, creating a more immersive as well as reactive environment.

While retaining the core action combat, Capcom's new title offers new tactical possibilities. Fresh skills and environmental manipulation mechanics allow for more strategic approaches to battles.

With improved AI for Pawns and new vocational mechanics, the combat feels fresh, making this sequel vastly different from the original.

Dragon's Dogma 2 introduces a deeper character progression system. While the core vocations or classes might be familiar, you now have multiple vocations within the Warfarer classes, making it drastically different from the original version.

If you have played the original title, here are some similarities you will find between