Dragon Sinker

Absolutely boring. I gave up at the opening.

Titre: Dragon Sinker Genre: RPG Classique Console: Mobile, PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PS Vita, PC Studio/Publisher: Exe Create/ KEMCO GLOBAL Sortie: 2017 Il y a des jeux dont le style est tellement simple qu’ils en deviennent indémodable. C’est le cas de Dragon Sinker. Ce petit RPG disponible partout se démarque par son système de leader et party. Vous pourrez avoir jusqu’à 3 leaders qui créeront des équipes avec 3 autres personnages. Les personnages ont des jobs et quand ils deviennent maîtres de leur job, ils produisent un parchemin et vous pouvez apprendre les habiletés à l’un de vos leaders. Si vous placez 3 personnages d’une même job ensemble, ils maîtriseront leurs jobs plus rapidement. Avec un système complexe comme les jobs, au moins, le canevas de l’histoire et les combats restent dans le déjà vu. De plus, avec son avantage d’avoir été un jeu de cellulaire en premier, Dragon Sinker nous donne des Dragon Points pour avoir accès à des personnages spéciaux ou des objets vraiment utiles. Sur console et PC, vous n’avez plus besoin de faire des microtransactions, seulement apprécier le jeu! Pours: Système de jobs efficace; Histoire simple; Accessible; Combats intuitifs; Contres: Musique a mal vieillie; Les graphismes sont peu invitants même sur cellulaire

Dragon Sinker a game like it just jumped out of a GBC. That doesn't mean it is bad. But if you play on a big screen...well the game looks ugly. Story: Human, Elf and Dwarf must fight against an evil that was slain 1.000 years before by 3 heroes. For success they need 3 holly weapons and much grinding ;-) Gameplay: You have 3 different parties. Only the leader is set (Human, Elf, Dwarf) the other you can freely distribute. On your way to the goal you will find new members who will join you....after you did a little quest for them. Worth mentioning: Each member comes with a different job (hunter, fighter, priest....). After each fight you'll get job points to raise it till max...that's level 10. After that you can get a skill scroll for a finished job. Also you can change the jobs of those members at a church. The exception are the 3 leaders. They have only 1 job and can't change it. The job level max is 20 for them. But they can use the skill scrolls to get 1 passive skill from that job (only 1 scroll per job). Fear not. With every 3 fights you'll get special coins that you can use in an shop. There you can buy missing scrolls or other items or play a simple lottery (and win armor or even some pets that can fight in your group). Last: highest level is 99...after that you must farm for coins or crytals. With them you can buy items and rise your attributes. But this is only needed if you wish to finish the extra dungeons. The game is simple and if you don't do the extra dungeons you'll need no grinding. You have a World Map and a little map for surrounding area and later on a ship...but you must first find a dungeon or city...so some exploring is needed..still with the little map you can see if there is something interesting ahead. Visited towns you can warp to (even from your ship). It was a fun ride and I must say this is (for me) till now the best of Exe games.

Written as I just finished recording my final episode on this. This is a really good game, its a good take on the old Dragon Quest NES games with a simple story, fun job system, and some pretty funny writing. I think it is a keeper for fans of rpgs. My only few gripes is the controls, the fact it was a mobile game with a coin shop (though here they let you earn the premium currency through battle) which can break the game (though for me I love breaking the game for the power trip LOL) and the fact this port on steam has no achievements. Like for real the ps4 port has trophies, I don't see why this game doesn't have achievements. But for all its problems and quirks, I still stay for 10 bucks totally a good deal, maybe wait for it to come on sale if you are on the fence but I defintally got my monies worth with this one.

Amazing game any retro rpg gamer should own this. Graphics are amazing, has controller support. Classic retro like gem.

โคตรคุ้มค่าเกินราคาครับ สำหรับใครที่เป็นแฟนเกม JRPG สายคลาสสิค เกมนี้คุ้มค่ามากๆเนื้อเรื่องก็มีจุดเปลี่ยนแปลงได้ตามการเลือกของเรา เกมจบที่ยังไม่จบดีสามารถเล่นเนื้อเรื่องบทหลังเพื่อดูบทสรุปของเกมได้ด้วย แถมยังมีระบบปาร์ตี้รุมกระทืบบอสได้อย่างสบาย นอกจากนั้นยังมีระบบซื้อพ๊อยที่หาได้จากมอนส์ในเกมเพื่ออัพเกรดตัวละครได้ด้วย มีความลับในเกมมากมายให้ค้นหา โดยรวมแล้วเป็นอีกเกมที่ไม่รู้สึกเสียดายเลยที่ซื้อมา ถ้าเป็นไปได้ก็อยากให้มีภาคต่ออีก สมกับเป็นค่า Kemco จริงๆครับ ดีมากครับ

TL;DR: It’s worth playing once on sale/deep sale to scratch that old-school RPG itch or as an introduction to the genre. Other than that, I would neither recommending it or not recommend it. Positives + Mostly nailed the 8-bit aesthetic. (I thought I had connected my NES to my computer monitor at first- lol). + A tribute to RPGs of that era. Neutral ~ An obvious port of a mobile app to PC. Negatives - Repetitive battles (not much grinding required on normal mode, just unimaginative and the same after a while). - Way too easy on normal mode (whether you’re a veteran or new to the genre). - Instead of being good mazes, the dungeon and world maps are mainly annoying. - The lottery system through DRP can be game-breaking if you get a powerful item early in the game. (I didn’t even use one lottery ticket and beat the game with the true endings). - Missed opportunity to make the battle mechanics more sophisticated (think FF4 or FF6). I didn’t do the optional challenge dungeon near the end of the game. I also might update this review if I decide to play it through again on a higher difficulty mode.