In Japan, Capcom adapted Dragon’s Dogma as a free to play game called Dragon’s Dogma Quest. This was originally announced for PlayStation Vita, but ended up coming out on iOS first. Both versions of Dragon’s Dogma Quest are closing.

It seems Capcom and Gung Ho have joined forces again for a new collaboration in Dragon’s Dogma Quest.

Dragon’s Dogma Quest from Capcom and Square Enix’s popular Million Arthur series have a crossover. Both of these social games are available for PlayStation Vita and smartphones in Japan.

The Presenter, illustrated by Dragon’s Dogma artist Daigo Ikeno, dons a crimson costume and is an honorable thief. Presenters give stolen money and good to people.

Just like Dragon’s Dogma, you control an enlightened one whose heart was stolen by a dragon. Pawn have over 150 different jobs and you can bring up to eight of them in battle.

“I think that it would also be nice to have PlayStation Vita version exclusive events for the game,” says director Hideaki Itsuno.

The latest big push for Puzzle & Dragons sees a mega collaboration project between Puzzle & Dragons and two other popular smartphone apps—Dragon’s Dogma Quest and Monster Hunter Felyne Bazaar.

Unlike Capcom’s original game, Dragon’s Dogma Quest will have you take control of Pawns who will be doing the fighting for you.

First announced as a Vita game, Dragon’s Dogma Quest ended up coming out for iOS first. This free-to-play game has over 150 different jobs like the Arc Guardian and familiar jobs from Dragon’s Dogma like Strider.

Capcom announced Dragon’s Dogma Quest will be available for iOS very soon while the Vita version is on track for fall.

Dragon’s Dogma Quest has over 150 jobs for pawns. Some of these like Strider are from Dragon’s Dogma, but most are new. The Vita game introduces Arc Guardian, Gatherer, Poison Enchanter, Rogue, and Elemental Tutelary.

Several characters from the Dragon’s Dogma series will be making a return in the free-to-play online 2D RPG, Dragon’s Dogma Quest.

Famitsu mentions that Dragon’s Dogma Quest, while being a free-to-play game, will have a billing model to assist those that don’t have a lot of time on their hands to play.