Every dungeon features a unique boss, and when you unlock the fairy in the story, you’ll be able to start accessing secret areas and hidden treasures.

You’ll spend some time in town, talking to various NPCs to advance the story, and pick up a few quests from the guild, then head out to a dungeon to start beating up some enemies. The core gameplay elements remain the same in Dragon’s Crown Pro. I went with the Elf in the end for her ranged capabilities and ability to attack more swiftly. If you prefer using magic with a more deliberate play style, the Sorceress and Wizard can offer that as well. The Fighter is big on melee attacks, and can deal massive amounts of damage with ridiculous combos once you start unlocking new moves from the skill tree.

Each character has their own unique move set and skill tree, and you can swap between them whenever you want, though bear in mind that you’ll have to level them up from scratch. From the get-go, you can choose from a variety of different classes including the Fighter, Amazon, Sorceress, Elf, Wizard, and Dwarf.

Just in case you’re new to Vanillaware’s fantasy epic, Dragon’s Crown Pro puts players in control of a budding adventurer. Dragon’s Crown Pro brings all of that fantasy glory to the PS4, this time with 4K support and enhanced graphics and character artwork. Presented as a side-scrolling brawler with RPG elements, the game looks and sounds like a lovely piece of interactive art, where every backdrop glints if you look closely, and your characters blend into their surroundings beautifully when they stop moving. Five years on, and Dragon’s Crown still hasn’t lost any of its charm.

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