Its popularity meant a massively multiplayer online version of the action RPG followed in 2015, allowing players to band together to complete quests and battle monsters.Despite being well received, Dragon's Dogma Online didn't see a release outside of Japan and servers were shut down after just four years in 2019.The latest update video posted to YouTube is worth watching for a few reasons, though seeing a player take down foes whilst wearing a huge, slightly adorable, slightly creepy cat mask is undoubtedly a highlight.According to the project's Discord page (opens in new tab), there's currently no plan or roadmap in place, and it "could take years to finish".Last year during the Dragon's Dogma 10th Anniversary stream, Capcom surprised fans by announcing a sequel is in the works."