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Is Tale of Fallen Dragons worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Roguelike fans who want dungeon runs with changing maps and item combinations
- Players interested in fantasy stories based on Chinese legends who want dragon encounters
- Dungeon-crawler players who prefer repeated battles over climbing or puzzle-focused journeys
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players seeking a carefully fixed map and battle sequence may find the randomized layouts a poor match.
- Players looking for a story-focused game with little repeated dungeon combat may find the run-based structure repetitive.
- Players seeking a climbing and puzzle journey like Jusant may prefer its tower exploration and route choices.
Our take on Tale of Fallen Dragons
Randomized maps and varied item combinations give runs room to differ, but they also trade away a fixed route through the dungeon. Players looking for a carefully paced, authored sequence of encounters may find the changing layout less suited to that preference.
What is Tale of Fallen Dragons?
Tale of Fallen Dragons is a dungeon crawler with roguelike elements, set beneath a temple where dragons were imprisoned.
Players fight the dragons, each with a different appearance, across randomly generated maps. The game includes more than 180 items, with combinations that can vary between runs, and presents each battle as a new challenge. Its story draws on the legend of nine dragon sons and the descendants of five elder tribes who joined forces to contain them. The visual style takes inspiration from Chinese artifacts, and the setting uses those artifacts as a theme for its take on the story. The game combines repeat dungeon battles, changing maps and item combinations with encounters against distinct dragon enemies.
How Tale of Fallen Dragons plays
- 01Randomized Maps
- Map layouts change between runs, so battles take place in different settings.
- 02Item Combinations
- More than 180 items can be combined in different ways.
- 03Distinct Dragons
- The dungeon contains multiple dragon sons with different appearances.
- 04Artifact-Inspired Art
- The visual theme draws on real Chinese artifacts.
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Tale of Fallen Dragons: platforms & release
Is Tale of Fallen Dragons worth it?
It is worth it if: roguelike fans who want dungeon runs with changing maps and item combinations. Skip it if: players seeking a carefully fixed map and battle sequence may find the randomized layouts a poor match.
Where can I download Tale of Fallen Dragons?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Tale of Fallen Dragons's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Tale of Fallen Dragons on?
Windows only.
