'So, when the discussion came up for Devil May Cry 5, I went to Kenzo and I said. So! Dragon's Dogma: a game some folks would like more of. Our review wasn't mad keen on it, though a later Have You Played did more to explain the appeal for some. Which is basically the formula for a cult classic. it has a lot of ideas and it tries hard, even if I'm told it doesn't quite come together. It's a open-world fantasy action-RPG where you can climb on monsters, your NPC party members can be hired from other players, the nights are deathly dark, and. Hideaki Itsuno's work at Capcom over the past decade or so has been directing Devil May Cry games, since the final months of DMC2 (plus supervising Ninja Theory's side-boot DmC), with his one big other project being Dragon's Dogma.

Itsuno says that Capcom were willing to let him do Devil May Cry 5 or Dragon's Dogma 2 and, obviously, he chose DMC. Capcom's 2012 fantasy RPG, which came to PC in 2016, is a game I've heard people gush about in the same way I do Deadly Premonition, though I'm sorry to say my response has been the same 'Uh huh I'll have to check that out' that people have when I'm on about York and Zach. Now that Devil May Cry 5 is almost here, director Hideaki Itsuno has revealed he could have been making a very different sequel instead: a follow-up to Dragon's Dogma.

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