
Draco is a pixelart-style 2D platform game in which you control Draco, a small dragon who tries to save the kingdom of Mugen from the suffering caused by the new king.
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Languages: English*, Spanish - Spain*, Catalan**languages with full audio support
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Cool dragon game! I wish there were more like this (where you play as a dragon on 2 legs) on Steam so I'm glad to see a game like this. It's decently fun, the achievements give a bit of replay value, and the game is free! I'm giving a positive review because I like dragon games a lot and it's a decent free game, however there are a few things about the game that I should note (ordered from the most important to the least important): - You can jump on the side of blocks, I don't know if this is intended as it seems to allow for skips. It also has the effect of slowing your fall drastically when holding up against the side of a block. - Friction feels weird, walking makes you quite slow compared to jumping in the air - You can spam fireballs when stationary on the ground, I don't know if intended but it lets you kill the final boss in seconds so I don't feel it's intended. - (*Not 100% sure how this works) If you choose to buy another of the same item in the shop when you have maximum level for it, it seems to let you buy it (i.e. taking coins when it shouldn't), before then showing the textbox for the item being sold out and fixing it. - You can use the enter/return key to advance the text in the intro, but not in the shop (it should also work in the shop I feel). - The water at the bottom of level 2 (where the blue platform is) once killed me even when I was standing on the land (partially on the land partially on the water after falling) - The controls menu should probably say you can also use arrow keys for movement. I tried those as I'm more comfortable with them and they fortunately worked, but I didn't see that in the controls.
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Draco is a terrible platformer game. There's not really anything else to it. It has no positives, it sucks.
It's not a bad game that can be beating less than a hour. Not to long and the shops system i like. the art was good and i enjoy the cute look of it. 9/10
⮞ [url=https://youtu.be/TCadHI28X4M] Полное прохождение 25 минут и меньше. [/url] Не стоит даже запускать. Платформер; Симулятор платформера.
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I LOVE DRACO SO MUCH FUN
Draco, Mugen krallığını yeni kralın neden olduğu acıdan kurtarmaya çalışan küçük bir ejderha olan Draco'yu kontrol ettiğiniz, pikselart tarzı bir 2D platform oyunudur.
its kind of funny because it is not very good. not in a mean way. just look at it man. not the worst thing ever but im probably not gonna bother getting past the desert (edit: probably a beach) level because low key that jump where the coins lead you into spikes is cancerous
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