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Test Chamber – Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen
One of my favorite things about Dragons Dogma is how quickly things can get out of hand if you aren't careful. Fortunately for you, the viewer, that very thing happens as I show off the game's expansion to Tim and Reiner. Watch and learn how to cheese your way through an early menace.
Capcom recommends that players level their characters up to around the 50 mark before digging into Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen's expanded content. Since the original game is included in its entirety, that shouldn't be too tough. That doesn't mean that life underground becomes a cake walk once you hit that point. Take a look at this episode to see a sorcerer at the top of her game, if "game" means casting maelstrom over and over again. It's a cool spell, OK? Keep an eye out for the pawn Ladypants, too, to see GI alum Phil Kollar's helper in action.
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