Capcom Adds 77GB File to Dragon’s Dogma 2 Repository, Fueling Expansion Rumors

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Speculation about a Dragons Dogma 2 expansion intensified when a Reddit user discovered a 12GB update on SteamDB, shortly after a 77GB file briefly appeared in the game’s Steam database before being replaced with smaller files. Given the original game’s 65GB size, the 12GB update suggests a substantial content expansion, indicating more than just cosmetic additions. Hints of a potential expansion emerged in late March, when Capcom released an image celebrating the game’s second anniversary. The image featured an unknown character seen from behind and a scroll written in the Gransys language from the original game. The scroll referenced Griffin sightings originating from the northern region of Ortia, suggesting that the expansion might explore the icy northern territory of Organ. Adding to uncertainty surrounding the future of the Dragons Dogma series, Hideaki Itsuno has departed from Capcom, and the upcoming release of Capcom’s new game, Pragmata, could delay any official announcements regarding Dragons Dogma 2 content.

Potential Expansion for Dragons Dogma 2 Addresses Critics’ Concerns with Enhanced Content

Although Capcom deemed Dragons Dogma 2 a commercial success, some critics considered it a conservative sequel, citing limitations like low enemy diversity and underwhelming challenges. A potential expansion, similar to Dark Arisen from the first Dragons Dogma, could offer an opportunity to address these criticisms and broaden the game’s appeal.

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