Dragonview

many will say this is "just a ROM". Yes it is, but the key argument of emulation is it lets us play games we cannot buy anymore . Dragon view is one of the rarest and most expensive SNES titles and the fact it's available here is stunning. You should buy this if anything to show [ublisherswe just want to be able to buy these old games. I bought it and am glad I did. The game is a quasi sequel to Drakkhen and is a fantastic and unique action RPG.

j'ai perdu 9h à cause de ce quick save.. C'est quoi ce doublement de systeme de sauvegarde ? j'étais vers la fin du jeu et accidentalement appuyé le premier slot de quick save (alt + F1?), comme j'enregistrait seulement dans le jeu, ca finit par tout effacer avec un seul chargement. il est clairement inutile de mettre un autre moyen d'enregistrer..:(

Поиграл в 2023 году! Игра хардкорная и интересная, мне понравилась!

Dragon View is an old B level action rpg from the ol' SNES. The game stars Alex, a young knight in training who's girlfriend gets kidnapped by monsters. From there, things take a very familiar turn with him seeking her out in order to save the land from demons. The gameplay is basic yet solid as it is a beat-em up with some basic platforming mixed in as well. The action isn't linear as other beat-em ups. The graphics are very nice for the time and day it was created. The soundtrack is solid and enjoyable. The tunes aren't exactly super memorable, they do fit the themes and setting rather well. Since this is an old SNES game (how they were able to get the license, I don't know), you are getting the ROM with an emulator. I didn't have any issue with the emulator. Setting up my Logitech controller with it was super easy. So why pick up this game? I recommend it for folks who are looking for a solid action RPG. It's a bit different from other games from the time. It is rather polished, but not to the same extent as some of the other big games from the time such as Super Mario RPG and Secret of Mana. I find this game rather enjoyable in short to medium bursts. The game has obvious, and sometimes frustrating, bursts of difficulty due to enemies having dramatic increases in attack and defense due to changes in areas. For 7 bucks, this is a great game to pick up. There's a reason that this game has such a cult following and it is a shame that it never caught on.

so sick...

RPG Perle der ´90 Für einen 100% Durchgang ist der Guide von "The_Admiral", eingestellt auf gamefaqs, zu empfehlen. #Crash im Orath Temple - Speicherpunkt im Spiel laden, ohne Quicksavefunktion des Emulators, und ohne Schnellspeicherfunktion den Orath Temple abschließen, anschließend kann die Quicksavefunktion des Emulators ohne Beschränkungen genutzt werden.

Dragonview is an ARPG that I actually hadn't heard of before seeing it here on Steam. Overall it is a fairly poor offering, but I did at least enjoy it enough to keep playing until the end. The game world is robust, including many well populated towns, dungeons, optional and secret locations. The story is likewise given a fair amount of focus, and while it is not anything out of the ordinary, it is well done and will hold your attention. The gameplay offers a wide variety of enemies to face, and the dungeons are filled with hazards and traps. Normal enemies are not extremely difficult, but you may regret it if you take them too lightly. Bosses can be very challenging at the start of the game, but their difficulty gets erratic later on. I played a level where I had to struggle against the normal enemies, only to knock out the boss easily and without taking damage. The damage mechanic is a simple ATK-DEF, so if your defense is higher than the enemy attack, they will be almost completely ineffective against you... this includes bosses. Another unfortunate fact that exacerbates this is that it is very easy to over-level just in the normal course of exploring the world. Who wants to fight bosses that can't even hurt you? The level design gets repetitive, as annoyingly the levels all contain area loops. By this I mean you go in a circle, end up where you started, and the door locks behind you. The idea being to find the correct branch in the path that leads further in. It gets old fast. I prefer dungeons that reward exploration, but there is little of that. Overall? You'd be safe enough giving this one a pass. I gave it a positive review only based on the first two hours of gameplay, and am now regretting it. I don't say it deserves a negative review, but I would prefer something like a neutral review.

I played Drakken when I was growing up on the SNES. Sadly I never knew there was a sequel until I saw a video a few weeks ago. Glad this is on steam and it is a pretty good game.

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Dragonview is a half decent SNES game. It's meant to be a sequel to the classic hardcore RPG Drakkhen (Dragon View's name in Japan being "Super Drakkhen") with a focus on a story that's a lot more action oriented than the original RPG.