Dragonero is an immersive turn-based combat RPG set in a vast and savage fantasy world. Guide the heroes through trap-strewn dungeons, dozens of enemies and embark on your journeys with strategy. Protect the Erondár and defeat the Necromancer!
This review is difficult to write. The game has a lot of heart, and could be absolutely amazing, but right now it's a visual nightmare. I don't want to give it a thumbs down, but I *have* to because the text/UI/colors etc are really so bad it's literally unplayable for me. Too much important text is simply too small or too similar to the background...
RPG game with turn based combat. 5 heroes to try out and 3 are available at start of the game. Castle locations have inns for resting and accepting quests, marketplace for buying/selling items and other various sites to explore.
Pros:
- Detailed Comic book art that highlights the world of Dragonero. Cutscenes add to the immersion of a classic RPG.
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This game is based on the homonymous series of comics from the Italian company Bonelli.
Disclaimer: I'm a big fan of the comics
With that say, I will confirm that if you know and like the comics series than you will need to play this game. Being able to form teams with the main characters (Ian, Gmor, Sera, Alben and Myrva) and travel around the Erondar...
RANKING:
### AVOID | FLAWED | MAYBE | WORTHWHILE | COMPELLING | UNMISSABLE
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Dragonero: The Rise of Draquir is a comic inspired RPG with an intriguing story, wonderful artwork & novel setting. It has an old school feel & somewhat boardgame style. Traversing the world map is arduous, while generic looking dungeons are repetitive to...
As a big indie rpg fan, this is not for me. It has a unique gamestyle, but combat is not fun, exploration is not fun, Character selection / creation is not fun (You can choose a level 50 character, a level 3 character, etc, at the start. With no obvious reason why) I only fought a few fights, the combat flow was not fun. And I got to the first town...
