Simple, easy-to-learn controls allow anyone to dive into the fray and enjoy the breathtaking sword-and-sorcery action. Your mission is to dive into the dank underworld, uncovering treasure and strengthening your mettle as you unlock the secret behind the ancient dragon threatening the world. Although no official release date has been given, it seems unlikely that the game will arrive until 2013.Dragon’s Crown thrusts you into a fantastical medieval world packed with labyrinthine dungeons to explore, vile monstrosities to smite, and nearly endless online adventure. Unfortunately, due to the switch in publishers Dragon's Crown will be coming to the Vita and PS3 later than anticipated. There's also a corpse collecting system where you can reanimate other player’s fallen characters and add them to your game. Players can select one of six character classes (Dwarf, Wizard, Fighter, Amazon, Sorceress, and Elf) to control as they raid dungeons and complete quests with up to three other players. While PS Vita owners eagerly await news from Atlus regarding the release of Persona 4: The Golden, the planned release of Dragon’s Crown will add a solid title to the Vita’s sparse lineup. This is a rather unusual arrangement for Atlus, but if their previous collaboration with Vanillaware- 2007's PS2 hit Odin Sphere- is any indication of what Dragon’s Crown has to offer, Vita fans will be in good hands. UTV Ignition originally held the rights to publish Dragon’s Crown, but confirmed the rights had transferred to Atlus this week.

Atlus has announced that it's acquired North American publishing rights to Dragon’s Crown, a 2D multiplayer RPG currently being developed by Vanillaware.

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