Dragon’s Dogma 2 has released a free character editor that lets players customize the main character’s appearance and then transfer those changes into the final game. Early feedback from players suggests the tool is making a strong impression.
Audience on X (Twitter) praised the editor for its straightforward controls and the surprising options it offers, including loop settings. One user even noted that they could reproduce their own look almost exactly, highlighting the editor’s precision.
The character editor in Dragon’s Dogma 2 is incredibly expansive. It allows adjustments to nearly every detail, from subtle shading to the curve of the elbow. The level of control is part of what has people talking, with many sharing their customized characters online.
One user described the editor as something from another world, emphasizing how much you can tweak and how approachable it feels. They even noted that it feels possible to alter stylistic elements in ways that affect the overall impression of the character, beyond simple cosmetic changes.
Some discussions have drawn attention to the editor’s sliders that adjust body proportions in ways that fans find both bold and expressive. The community has already started posting their designs, with players recreating famous characters and sharing them across social networks.
Chad
Mike Ehrmantraut from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul
Todd Howard
rough
Xena
Willem Dafoe
Old massive snake
Ichiban Kasuga
Melina
Leon Kennedy
Geralt
Shadow Heart
The game is set to release on March 22 for PC, Xbox Series X|S, and PlayStation 5. Fans can catch the latest gameplay impressions through official previews and demonstrations.
In games with survival and exploration elements, the character editor enhances immersion by letting players craft avatars that feel truly personal and expressive. The ongoing community sharing adds another layer of engagement and makes the editor a focal point for early impression and discussion.
Source: VG Times