Dragon

Dragon is an open-world fantasy sandbox RPG action, in which we have the opportunity to embody the skin of the title dragon and, depending on the actions taken, build their legacy as a powerful benefactor or a terrifying monster. The title was developed by an independent American studio Red Level Games, founded by experienced players and dragon enthusiasts.

We start the game by creating our own dragon protoplasty, determining, among other things, the shape of the trunk, paws, tail and wings. Once established, the model is of course not final. As our dragon ages and evolves as we do more and more of our daily activities, such as eating and hunting, this is also reflected in our outward appearance. Initially our main weapon will be fiery breathing, but over time we will also acquire a number of other useful skills, including magical ones. These, in turn, will work against creatures such as other dragons, giants, trolls and ploughing.

In the open game world, the size of which has been adapted to the dragon's dimensions, we travel mainly by air. As in most RPG productions, the driving element of the action are subsequent threads and feature quests. On our way we will meet human settlements, cities and fortified castles, which we can attack, trying to steal necessary supplies, for example. However, while burning a small village will not be a problem for us, the siege of the castle, protected by hosts of archers, may be a more difficult task for the sky. The creators, however, do not lead the player by the hand, placing particular emphasis on ensuring full freedom of action. Thanks to that we can adjust the gameplay to our own style and shape the game world in almost any way we like. It will be up to us to decide whether we will level the village or protect it, and depending on what we do, its inhabitants will perceive us as a powerful benefactor or a terrifying monster.

In terms of luminaire Dragon presents a solid level of workmanship, and the authors devoted a lot of work to develop a fully destructible environment and a realistic flight and combat model. The game world lives and evolves, reflecting, among other things, the changing daily cycle, weather or the action of various elements (volcanoes, tornadoes, etc.). It is also worth noting that a great addition to single-player fun is a fully fledged multiplayer mode, allowing you to play in multiple modes, where players compete with each other or join forces against a common opponent.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015