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Is DRAGON: A Game About a Dragon worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Action RPG fans who want to play as a dragon rather than a human hero
- Players who prefer lighthearted stories about friendship, greed, and love
- Explorers who enjoy looking for hidden treasure and puzzle paths without monsters
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a story presented in a serious tone may find the tongue-in-cheek approach a poor match.
- Players looking for a combat-focused experience throughout may find the puzzle paths without monsters a mismatch.
- Players who want a multiplayer game may not find the solo dragon adventure they are looking for.
Our take on DRAGON: A Game About a Dragon
The pitch emphasizes dragon combat and treasure, but the game also includes puzzle routes without monsters. That creates a quieter alternative to fighting, alongside optional character upgrades and boss encounters.
What is DRAGON: A Game About a Dragon?
This hand-drawn action RPG follows a dragon whose girlfriend has been taken by a king.
Fly, breathe fire, battle knights and other enemies, and collect gold and treasure to increase strength and gain special abilities. Levels have individual themes and include secrets to uncover. Combat can be approached by improving the dragon's claws or by facing bosses without upgrades; some sections also offer puzzles with no monsters. The game presents its story through a lighthearted, tongue-in-cheek adventure about friendship, greed, and love. It includes a soundtrack by Zack Parrish, built-in controller support, and English, Japanese, German, and Hawaiian Creole English language options.
How DRAGON: A Game About a Dragon plays
- 01Combat choices
- Players can upgrade the dragon's claws or attempt boss fights without those upgrades.
- 02Puzzle routes
- Some paths let players solve puzzles without encountering monsters.
- 03Four language options
- The available languages are English, Japanese, German, and Hawaiian Creole English.
- 04Themed stages
- Each level has its own theme and visual style, with hidden treasure to find.
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DRAGON: A Game About a Dragon: platforms & release
Is DRAGON: A Game About a Dragon worth it?
It is worth it if: action RPG fans who want to play as a dragon rather than a human hero. Skip it if: players seeking a story presented in a serious tone may find the tongue-in-cheek approach a poor match.
Where can I download DRAGON: A Game About a Dragon?
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What platforms is DRAGON: A Game About a Dragon on?
Windows only.
