The action role-playing game Dragon’s Dogma was first released by Capcom in 2012 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The next year saw the release of Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen, an improved version of the game that included more content. This version also added PC to the spectrum of platforms supported by the license. Since then, the game has been converted to the Nintendo Switch, as well as the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 platforms, so that even more people may enjoy it.
After that, a massively multiplayer online game (MMO) based on the property was released in Japan, and now streaming service Netflix has announced that it would produce an animated series based on the game. If it has even a fraction of the impact that The WitcherTV series produced by Netflix had, the gaming franchise is certain to experience a surge in the number of admirers. Fans can keep their gaming experience fresh while they wait for any news about the franchise, whether it is the TV series or a sequel, by checking out these fantastic PC modifications, which can be downloaded for free.
1) Adjusted Stats From Leveling Up
For some players, the challenge lies in putting in the time and effort required to develop a complex character. On the other hand, some of the characters just can’t level up! The Adjusted Stats From Leveling Up mod enables players to construct powerful, high-level characters with the option to customise their stats as they level up. Players who like trying out different constructs will benefit greatly from this fantastic addon.
This modification takes the most useful and effective statistics from each character class and distributes them to you as you level up. Additionally, there are three distinct variants of this mod available. The Max version, the Medium version, and the Hybrid version make up the total number of available variants. Additionally, the Hybrid form may split into two other variants: the Lesser Hybrid and the Arisen Hybrid.
2) Berserk Set
Berserk is the first thing that comes to mind whenever anyone mentions long-dead dragons or creatures who are only active at night. And it seems that I’m not the only one who feels this way. Berserk marks the debut of the now-iconic Berserker Armor, which is worn by Guts throughout the series.
You will likely recognise this immediately if you are acquainted with the well-known manga series that Kentaro Miura has developed. In addition to it, there is the even more legendary Dragon Slayer Sword. The reproduction is quite accurate, so try not to let your fury get the best of you: the beast is always there, waiting for you to make a mistake that would endanger both you and your pawns. If you do that, both of your groups’ lives will be lost.
3) Greater Rewards
Although the battle system in Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen is complex and enjoyable, it would be wonderful if some of the game’s tasks resulted in better rewards. Greater Rewards is a helpful download for players of Capcom’s game who are interested in amassing wealth as rapidly as possible.
The Dragon’s Dogma modification has three different intensification levels for its rewards: x2, x5, and x10. It has been reported that this modification does not function with certain of the newer versions of the game; thus, it is advised that you stick to an older patched version of Dragon’s Dogma.
4) Power Leveling
It is intended to be challenging to reach the level caps. On the other hand, the time spent is seldom rewarded to a satisfactory degree. You have only two options if you want to learn the true meaning of power in Dragon’s Dogma and reach the level cap of 200: either spend an excessive amount of time grinding, or download the Power Leveling mod, which reduces the number of experience points that are normally required to level up to 75%, 50%, or 25% of the normal amount.
However, you should not use this mod on your first run through the game. If you try to power through the game through brute force, you won’t be able to appreciate its beauty as much.
5) Adjusted Stats From Leveling Up
There is a mod available for gamers who wish to build a monstrous character, and this mod will assist them in achieving the highest possible levels of all of their stats. The Adjusted Stats from Leveling Up Mod includes a variety of different builds, which gives players the ability to really build their character up to the maximum, or just improve their stats a little, depending on what they prefer. Players can find more information about the builds on the Adjusted Stats from Leveling Up Mod page.
When the player levels up their character, the mod will transfer the greatest statistics from across all of the classes to their character. This means that regardless of whatever class the player chooses, they will be a formidable opponent. Anyone concerned that their pawns will be changed for the worst should know that the Hybrid version of the mod guarantees that pawns will not be modified in any way.
6) Greater Rewards
We have shed tears for you. We’ve bled for you. You almost cost us our lives. You ungrateful NPCs had the best start showing some genuine thanks right now!
The Greater Awards mod modifies the rewards that are given out for both the major missions and the side quests. This way, you have the opportunity to get twice as many awards, or even more if you so want. Because this mod allows for complete customization, there is no possibility of accidentally ruining the game if that is not your goal while using it. Or, if you’d rather not abide by the rule, feel free to do so.
7) Seraph FX Clear Days Dark Nights
In older games, the lighting during the nighttime hours of the game is often inaccurate, among other impacts. The Seraph FX Clear Days Dark Nights mod completely reworks the game’s lighting and resolution. The Head-Up Display (HUD) receives a makeover as a result of this patch, and certain flora details also get revisions as a consequence. The fog in the player’s vision has lifted, which makes it much simpler to see what’s going on in the game.
This patch improves the look of textures that are visible during the day. The sky with clouds, the natural elements, clothes and hair, and the general color of the game are some of the things that have had their textures improved. Since the look of the weather is also changed by the Seraph FX mod, there will also be days with cloudy conditions.
8) Power Leveling
Every game has the potential for the process of leveling up to be a pain, a task that consumes more and more time with each level that a player achieves, as they need an increasing amount of experience to advance to the next level. Dragon’s Dogma is the same way, and since the maximum level in the game is 200, reaching that level limit may be an extremely challenging and time-consuming endeavor.
By lowering the needed total amount of experience points, the Power-Leveling Mod makes it possible for players to advance through the game’s levels a bit more quickly. The modification includes a number of different alternatives, and players have the choice of reducing the needed amount by 75%, 50%, or 25%.
9) All Items Save File
If you’re an experienced player of Dragon’s Dogma, having modifications that let you tinker with the game may add quite a bit of additional playtime to your experience! The All Items Save File is a save game that gives players access to all of the items that were available at the beginning of the game. This particular save file has one hundred of each item, for a total of more than 1,900 things!
It is not often suggested that first-time players install this mod since you will want to get used to playing the game in its default state in order to get the full experience. However, if you have access to all of the equipment in a single playthrough, you will have the opportunity to experiment with a variety of gameplay and grinding styles.
10) Great Mod Compilation
You’re going to like the Mod Compilation for Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen if you’re someone who enjoys modifying games but doesn’t want to spend hours researching and installing them. If this sounds like you, then you’re in luck. This bundle contains the majority of the modifications described above, in addition to a great number of others that enhance the user interface, wardrobe, jumps, Augments, and a lot of other aspects of the game.
Because of the significant impact that some of these modifications have on the overall experience of playing the game, I strongly recommend that you first finish the game at least once before delving into this collection. Trust me when I say that after you do that, you won’t ever want to play the game in its original form again.
11) Seraph FX- Clear Days Dark Nights
Gransys receives an overhaul that was long overdue thanks to the Seraph FX- Clear Days Dark Evenings Mod, which makes the days brighter and the nights darker while also providing a texture that is crystal clear and sharp. With the help of this breathtaking mod, players will have a much easier time losing themselves in the setting of the game.
This modification adds a significant amount of atmosphere while retaining its natural feel by avoiding the use of lights that are either too warm or too chilly. It also influences the weather effects in the game, making cloudy days seem gloomier than sunny ones do, and giving bright days a more upbeat vibe.
12) No Carry Limit
The No Carry Limit modification is a kind of cheat mod, however it was developed only to make the game more convenient for the user. The carry capacity of characters may be increased to 10,000 thanks to this mod, which enables players to choose things from their inventory and add them to their inventory without ever having to worry about having to replace objects or stuff.
This mod has been carefully crafted, and it adds the ability to modify stamina as an extra function. The amount of stamina that is depleted when sprinting may be adjusted by the player anywhere from 50 percent to nearly nothing. Always remember to keep moving your legs like Forest Gump!
13) Spell Mod Pack
Some of the magic spells in Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen has been improved thanks to a number of modifications that have been developed by Signette. The scope of these varies; some of them rebalance the spells so that they may be used effectively late in the game, while others concentrate on getting rid of problems.
The Spell Mod Pack is a compilation of seven different spell modifications created by Signette. These spell mods are as follows: Accurate Bolide, Extended Necromancy, Improved Exequy, Revised Comestion, Durable Frigor, Dense Seism, Prolonged Enchantments, and Inflection Augment Fix. Since these add-ons function well and are not difficult to set up, most playthroughs of Capcom’s action RPG would benefit from having them included.
14) Don’t Blind Me
Don’t Blind Me is a simple modification that makes the gameplay more enjoyable in the here and now by reducing the amount of brightness in darker locations. The primary function of this patch is to lower the brightness of lighting and torches, which improves players’ sight in darker regions. This is helpful since the halo light may be annoying at times.
In the event that you discover that spell effects are affected by the same issue, there is also the possibility of adding the additional feature of dampening magic effects. Furthermore, many reshade and ENBs encourage doing this since the illumination from these sources may become rather severe, and it can become much more harsh when boosted by other modifications.
15) DDDA Japanese VoiceOver Project
The majority of currently available games provide players with the opportunity to toggle between their native language and Japanese, should they so want. Unfortunately, Dragon’s Dogma does not have this feature, most likely owing to the game’s advanced age; nevertheless, users may manually put in the voices themselves by using the DDDA Japanese VoiceOver Project hack.
After installing this mod, all of the characters and NPCs will have Japanese voice actors and lipsyncing added to their performances. This mod is still a nice addition all things considered, despite the fact that there are a few phrases that are still spoken in English (particularly for the female voice 4 option).
