Dragon’s Dogma 2, the highly sought-after sequel to the 2012 cult classic will soon be released on the 22nd of March, 2024 for PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S. In anticipation of the release, Capcom has dropped a standalone, intricate Character Creator & Storage tool early for fans to dabble with for free. Fans will then be able to transfer up to 5 characters (for both the Arisen and Pawn respectively) from the tool to the game once it’s released.
Fans of Dragon’s Dogma 2 have been having a blast using the character creation tool and are already regarding it as one of the best character creators ever made. It allows players to edit very specific features of their character, from their facial structure and body, all the way down to the angle of their elbows, walk cycle, the amount of teeth they have, and everything in between. A lot of praise can be found on the Dragons Dogma 2 subreddit.
“This Game Character Creator is so F-ing GOOD” – LordSeeruzz
“Character Creator is the Best I’ve Seen in any Game.” – EMT-Fields
Through the tool’s freeform and accessible nature, Dragon’s Dogma fans have been creating some amazing OCs, reflections of themselves, favourite characters from other franchises, and some real-world celebrities/public figures. Below are some of their amazing creations!
On the other hand, fans have also created some absolutely nightmare-fueled monstrosities from another dimension.
One of the main highlights of the original Dragon’s Dogma was its highly intricate character creation. Capcom is continuing this trend as seen by the positive reception from fans regarding the new character creator tool. We’re excited (and a little bit scared) to see what the fans will come up with next. If these creations sparked your interest, the character creation tool is available to download here.
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