Draggin'

I LOVE DRAGGIN!!!!!!!!!!

I'm sure you've messed around in class or work doing exactly what's feature in this game But this time you actually accomplish something doing it lol You got a desktop with tons of icons draggin down your performance and you gotta clean it up Drag em and drop em It's simply that good

A simple premise, simple and fun gameplay with a very cute aesthetic. Click and Drag skills are a must, so a mouse may be better to work with than a track pad.

It's a fun little arcade game, great way to spend 30 minutes or so with hectic mouse gameplay. Good art as well.

Pretty fun short game. I really hope they eventually add more achievements to it as i had a lot of fun playing.

this game is very yippee

Random Scuffed Games #468 https://twitch.tv/DitoMido Aktuelle Spielequeue: https://rsg.ditomido.de Bisherige Reviews Archiv: https://rsg.ditomido.de/archive Vorgeschlagen von: anyNudel Draggin' ist eine neue Art Action-Rougelike mit Danmaku Elementen, bei welchem man einen Rahmen um Drachen ziehen muss, ähnlich wie bei eurem Betriebsystem interface um mehrere Dateien/icons zu markieren - nur stellt euch folgendes vor: diese Icons (Drachen) explodieren oder feuern Geschosse alle paar sekunden auf euch ab. Trifft euch so ein Geschoss, oder eine Explosion, stacheln etc. verliert man Leben, aber je mehr Drachen man gleichzeitig durch so ein Markierfenster getroffen hat werden Punkte und andere Effekte erhöht. Im Verlauf erhalten wir Upgrades, ähnlich wie bei klassischen survivor Games mit 3 Perks zur Auswahl, welche jede Runde einzigartig macht. Je nachdem schalten wir Achievements frei und neue Inhalte was für ein längerfristiges Spielerlebnis mit Karotte vor der Nase sorgt. Grafik, Musik, Konzept, Animation, Variation etc. alles super - nur braucht man irgendwann wirklich hyperfokus um einen Überblick zu behalten, was alles auf dem Bildschirm passiert, denn jede Drachenform hat ein eigenes Fähigkeitenset die einem bei gut durch gemischten Gegnerkonstellationen einiges abverlangen. Rating: Dito: 4.5/5 Chat: 3.75/5 Gesamt: 4.13/5

Really good! Its nice and silly and the right amount of difficulty, going for all the challenges has been fun and the unlockables and spells are really good! Would recommend esp since its so cheap

It's good.

Edit 2: Time to re-100% after the 1.1 update with new levels and new spells: 20 hours. (Give or take one or two, I think I walked off a couple of times and forgot about it.) Edit: Time to 100% complete as of current writing: 14 hours. For the crit achievement, I used a build with Charge and attempted full-screen captures to finish rooms with the least amount of chances for crits to proc. I only needed one level of crit and charge for this, but it was still very luck based since it took me about 7 rooms of *attempts* to actually succeed at not having it proc. -- I played this game exclusively on gamepad and it worked better than I expected. I used right-stick for fast cursor, left stick for slow cursor, DPAD for pre-measured relative mouse jumps, A and RT for manual mouse clicks: Y to do a manual 128x128 quickbox (click, relative move on press, relative move back on release.). And after I realized how much mashing Y was hurting my hand, I set X to do an auto-fire version of the same box trick as above. Maybe that's not playing the game how it was intended, but it made it much easier to enjoy with reduced risk of RSI. Fun game that is very easy to learn and has cute designs for pretty much everything, though I don't recommend trying to 100% complete it unless they add a banish/disable feature because some of the achievements become exponentially more difficult based on how many other things you've unlocked and the reroll system isn't very useful at all since it burns a large chunk of gold, never reset within a single session, and can only be done once per day. (Example: If you've unlocked most other spells, getting the "Frontloader" achievement tends to require playing past day 50 and getting extremely lucky with rerolls. Similarly, trying to get the "Go Three days without activating a crit" pretty much requires either getting Crit VERY early and being extremely lucky with aggressive room-sized mega boxes that somehow don't crit, or picking an alternate means of damage like spikes or fire *and* clearing levels using almost exclusively those alternate means and not accidentally releasing the spell box on top of a Draggin which might turn into a crit.) Before I even bought the game there was already an announcement of an update, so there'll be more content soon if you want to enjoy it more!