5 Reasons Not to Let Dragon’s Crown Pro Pass You By

2) Local Couch Co-op and Online Multiplayer

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 Reasons Not to Let Dragon’s Crown Pro Pass You By

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Dragon’s Crown Pro offers one of the things players clamor for with nearly every new multiplayer release out there: local and online multiplayer and co-op play, and it does it very well. Cooperative play is absolutely where the game excels, and as such you’ll need to try it at least once or twice to feel as though you’re getting your money’s worth. Formulating battle plans with friends to tackle more difficult sections on harder modes is satisfying and exhilarating, and it’s never felt so natural, especially in a modern release.

If you’re someone who appreciates the ability to play with others, whether in your living room or halfway across the world, Dragon’s Crown Pro offers that, and you can add it to your growing list of party games or titles perfect to bond with others over. Working together to tackle difficult tasks is always perfect for game nights.


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