Capcom's 2012 Dragon's Creed is far more punching than many games of the same year. The game even begins with players calling it a gold-like experience, known as the Elder Scrolls 5 Action PLUS Supreme Edition. Unfortunately, the official could not bear the development cost of this development world. This may also be one of the reasons why it is not as famous as the Elder Scrolls.
However, the magic system and the bow system of the game belong to the only existence in the game industry, and the sense of blow that comes with it is very eye-catching, but unfortunately, the town and the plot cutscene dialogue are sparse, resulting in its experience as a stand-alone online game ACT to play the experience is refreshing, but as an open world game, it is really not good, although many of the designs of the game are beyond the times, but obviously Capcom does not have the ability to do overall planning.
At that time, the direct competitor of Dragon's Creed was The Elder Scrolls V. Although it was eventually compared, many players will go through this stage when talking about Capcom's brilliant achievements. Capcom's sense of game action can be said to be recognized as strong, even AVG games can make a sense of blow, there are occasional overturns, but the level of optimization is quite good in many Japanese factories.
However, the current Capcom is often described by players as a "pendulum", and the previous Devil May Cry 5 and Resident Evil 2 reset versions are vivid examples. The first half of the game is almost perfectly done with small details that the average player will not pay attention to, and the result is that the second half can only be bad due to financial reasons. For many fans, the biggest hope is that the subsequent remakes can learn a lesson.