
Day of Dragons is an online creature survival game set in a large, beautiful, sandbox open world with multiple biomes and distinct creatures. Rule the world as one of several dragon species, or play as an elemental.
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Languages: English
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 63 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Themes across 63 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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i played over an hour, couldnt find anything for my dragon to eat and died, there is absolutely no reason for food to be this hard to find, how about adding in more food, and for me to even be able to play i had to turn all my settings down so now it looks like something that was made in the 2000's couldnt have been more dissapointed EDIT: after more time playing the game its pretty fun once you get the hang of it, will play some more
很好玩
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I think this game is pretty cool, yes it does need a lot of work to make it better, but it is in early access and it is still a good dragon game.
This game has a lot of potential but doesn't really live up to it. All the negative comments are justified—as are the positive ones—but the positive ones mostly come from the PvE community. Right now, there's basically nothing for PvE—nothing to fight against or anything that even challenges you to survive in the wild. Which is why, in my opinion, it's more like a chat room where you just happen to play as a dragon on the side. As a PvP player, what can I say? Well, there have been very few new dragons since 2019, and the new updates are biased against the PvP community because the feedback they recommend or report is never implemented. Or rather, when it comes to fixing bugs, the problem isn’t actually resolved—it’s just “solved” with a different feature. It might work, but it’s counterproductive and shows that the devs have no idea how to actively fix bugs. The group glitch isn’t fixed—instead, you simply can’t see other people on the map when you’re offline, but the bug is still in the game. If you press F, you briefly take no damage, so you end up using up your stamina. Asd Byle doesn't go away when you go into the water (sometimes), so Byle can no longer be washed off—it just reduces the duration. Also, the newer updates make DLC dragons so strong that you can no longer play with other dragons in PvP. A protection feature has also been introduced that prevents you from dying if you’re ambushed—essentially 100% armor—so I survive a surprise attack. I could say a lot more, but honestly, play something else—there will soon be good alternatives, and maybe in the future (2–3 years), there will be developments that make it worth playing after all and recommending to others. I hope the latest updates will also come to PvP (meaning the maps will be available there too, and not just on the fantasy server). So, what can I say? You’ll have to see for yourselves.
Needs alot more content but its pretty and fun to fly around, worth it on current discount
best game ever
I've loved this game since it came out. It's so fun to live as a dragon
dragon :)
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