
«Elmarion: Dragon’s Princess» is an RPG about a Dragon and a Princess. A player plays as a Dragon: flies across a large 3D world, burns whole armies of people, explores interesting locations. Aim of the game: to save the world of Dragons and people together with the Princess.
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Have you seen a lot of games about dragons? Probably a lot. But how many of them do you play as a dragon? Very rarely! This game does not cling to a well-thought-out plot, or photorealistic graphics, here the main thing is unusual gameplay. Being a dragon is generally nice, you fly yourself as you want, do what you want, fry all the dissenters with fire. I was pleased with the presence of pumping, which means the dragon will turn out the way you want. I recommend the game, especially for fans of dragons.
Continuation of the story about the dragon, played in the previous part and the continuation came out as interesting as the first game. The coolest thing is that you play as a dragon. A large number of different missions, leveling, improving the parameters and skills of your dragon.
This title is not even close to ready for 1.0 play. It is still VERY MUCH in Beta. Controls are very janky and a little bit on the inconsistent side. Voice acting (Narration) is horrible and just makes me want to turn off the sound. Graphics are fairly low quality right now and many of the footsoldier units are incredible hard to see walking around on the terrain. So far almost nothing of a tutorial is there to explain to the player how to do anything beyond VERY basic movement, let alone how to use any skills or abilities or even how to level up your dragon once it gains a level. Id really like to see this title develop further and get alot more TLC from the DEVs, as for now I cannot in good conscience recommend it to anyone. Until alot more updates are made if nothing else to improve basic gameplay and some basic tutorials (Descriptions are missing on most things). For not it is a thumbs down (Willing to change my recommendation when updates make improvements).
One lonely day in a Lair...... somewhere. "Hello? Mr. Wyvern? Are you there?" "WHAT? Who is disturbing me?" "Excuse me, Mr. Wyvern. Im Ellina and i need your help!" "Wrong Lair!" "I´m a Princess." "Uh.... what??? You have my attention!" "Thank you, mighty Dragon." "Anytime, Mylady." "So, let me ask...." "Just a Moment. Time for my Introduction!" "????" Welcome to ELMARION: DRAGON`S PRINCESS! "So, why are you here?" "Ehm.... okay. I´m Princess Ellina and i ... no ... the whole Kingdom Elmarion needs your help!" "Okaaay. what do i have to do?" "Protect me." "What?" "Protect me! Against bad, bad People." "Okay. Do i have some ... lets say options, something that helps me" "Off course. I will help you with some neefull Buffs. You can also choose your special fighting Abilities for example fire or ice with a nice variety of Skills." https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2443081658 "Sounds good." "Oh yes, and i´m excited for sitting on your back and together we will save them all!" "Whew, sounds like a pain in the Back." "What did you say?" "Nothing. Go on." "Okay. Back in the Past, Humans and Dragons have had some trouble but now the time has come to forget about this. You and me, we will work together, we will fly through dangerous Zones, search for Items, fight Enemys ..." "You mean I will fight enemys...." https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2443080215 "Yes, you will fight but i will support you! Where was i? Ah yes, fight dozens of Enemys and find out the Truth of the Threat to Elmarion. You will be able to raise your Skills and you are also able to wear Armour.You can breath at your Enemys, cast at them, fight them with your claws or just squash them. All in a big 3D World, guided by a nice Music and of course nice Voice Acting of us." "Okay! Lets, start!" 5,3 Hours later!!! "At last, she is sleeping. Whew. Hello dear Reader. I wanna tell you my experience. Where can i start. The Flying, yes. Okay, the Flying is really nice. At first it seems to be an aquired taste, but then it works. Learning by trying. Fighting the Enemys is really fun. You are big! They are small! You know what i mean? No matter if they are few or an Army.The Missions are nice and also really fun. Love the Design of the Areas. Leveling and raising your Skills is also easy. Learning more and better fighting Abilities doubles the Fun. But the Princess. She is so cheeky. Anyway, a big thanks to the Developer who send her to me, i really enjoyed this Adventure. You like Dragons? You wanna have some Fun. You like Princ....." "Wyvern! Where are you?" "Oh my god, she is awakened. Just a moment, Ellina. Okay, thank you for reading and have a nice day. Bye!" By the way, if you want to have a look at it, my friend Ajay made a nice Video. Enjoy. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Arx9UDUVCiw [h1][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/26335619-Adult-World-Gamers/] If you like this Review and want to read more like this then Follow our AWG Curator! You`re always welcome. [/url][/h1]
Let's not get ahead of yourself here. This game has a great premise and frankly I felt for it. But nothing really gave me a clue about the poorly development of it. You may see that I played for less than an hour. Who am I to judge? Well, a player that couldn't get on with the game as it is. it's not a beta, it's an alpha. Not far off the greyblock stage, but this time blocks have a simple texture on it that gives the screenshot illusion of being bad graphic done game. But it's not. My suspicions arose with the unity launcher, if it was done, why is it still there? But let's continue. The game starts with 4 choices of dragons, no intro, no context, nothing less than some flavour text that allows the player to guess four archetypes (sturdy tank one, glasscanon one, quick and frail one and happy go lucky with wolfs one). Nice. Then we pop in a vast plain with some trees and a dialog. it seems someone needs help. Who? dunno. where? dunno. How the ♥♥♥♥ do I kill a bandit? dunno. let's try some gamer knowledge, right mouse click, left mouse click, do something? Yeah, somehow the bandits are dead. They were 'villains', trying to mug/rape/kill/sell parchements to an woman in distress, in the middle of the village. Why not, why the ♥♥♥♥ not? It happens that there is a F1 button to give knowledge of the controls, and some popup text (that I really didn't see the first time). The dialog is bad, but not in a cheese way bad. Just bad. And slow. Hopefully, there seems to be a bug because the dialogues make you unable to move, but if you ESC to menu and come back you can roam freely while the scene continues. So then I got some XP, and before I had time to read the tutorial text - that wanted me to invest those xp - I'm transported to another map. Kudos for the fast load, even if it's probably because the level is quite bare. Same thing, some blocking-dialog-out-of-nowhere and I should help the girl. Yes sure, where? I mean there is a minimap, but nothing on it. Until I stumble on some bandits, and died. To be honest I was not expecting 8 archers to kill a dragon. No problem, maybe I'm a dragon cub with a 60 years old voice. Let's try again... And by that, let's restart the whole village scene and dragon selection from the beginning. No save? Ok, dev, that's a bold choice. New try, I got the gist of it. right click seems to do some melee damage (the icon shows fangs, but my dragon gives kicks with it back legs, which is cool and cute; but cool), left click is magic, something like a ball of whatever is my element. Where does it go? Dunno. no cross hair, probably in front of the dragon, but since it doesn't necessarly align with the camera; it's tricky. Anyway, village done, load done, xp spent, archers here I go. I don't did this time, but the day/night cycle surprises me. I didn't kill all of them, and their boss seems to be immortal; and know I don't see a thing. Well, I see my glittering dragon. So as a player I see even less. I quit. And now a grumble here. I like games, I like making games. But this is a shame, because the idea is sooo good. The potential is sooo great. It doesn't even have the excuse of first game, because it's a sequel. And doesn't have the other common excuse of early access. So, why ?
I'm sorry... I just don't like this. I'm a huge dragon fan and I'm pretty desperate for a game where you can actually be a dragon, but this one isn't it. I don't hate this game, but it's not really worth spending time on in my opinion. It's nearly impossible to see where I'm aiming, the targets are just too small, and the huge dragon is in the way, with the camera centered in the middle of the dragon's back. The "first person" mode is even worse, it's not first person at all and I could often see into the dragon itself. The gameplay doesn't feel rewarding at all, killing enemies and leveling up just feels... meh. I got the feeling that once I completed the first level or so I knew exactly what the rest of the game would be. The graphics and voice acting are fine for what it is, I don't really have any complaints there. I haven't played enough of the game to say anything about the story, but that's not really why I bought the game in the first place. The dragon is always flying, you can't land and walk around. I wasn't able to figure out how to actually breathe fire instead of just shooting a tiny fireball, but that might be an unlockable thing, I'm not sure. I thought the game would be open world, since you're a flying dragon and all that. But it's not, and that's really disappointing to me. I would have preferred an open world "wandering" type game where you fly around and decide what you want to do instead of being funneled into specific activities right away. It feels like despite being a dragon you have no real power. Even for $10 this game just isn't worth it to me, and I'm really sorry to say that because I wasn't expecting all that much anyway.
[h1] Information / Review English [/h1] Elmarion: Dragon's Princess is an RPG adventure developed by Fleon Games. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Arx9UDUVCiw [h1] Gameplay / Story [/h1] You always wanted to be a terrible beast that everyone trembles before or a prince that is haunted by a curse? Then please read on, because then this game could be just right for you. Not every dragon is evil, because everyone is only as evil as humanity perceives or what deeds are committed. This time you experience the adventure from the perspective of a female kite and fly over the large map. You will discover secrets, solve puzzles and help people or other living beings out of trouble if you want or destroy them. In oriental and western creation myths, the dragon is a symbol of chaos, a god-hostile and misanthropic monster that holds back the fertile waters and threatens to devour the sun and moon. It must be overcome and killed by a hero or a deity in battle so that the world can arise or continue to exist (see Dragonslayer). In contrast, the East Asian dragon is an ambivalent being with predominantly positive properties: rain and good luck charms and a symbol of fertility and imperial power. Stories and images of dragons are known in many cultures and epochs, and its manifestations are correspondingly diverse. Basically, it is a hybrid being composed of several real animals, but the multi-headed snakes of ancient mythologies are also called dragons. The snake proportions are predominant in most dragons. The body is mostly flaky. The head - or the heads, often there are three or seven - comes from a crocodile, a lion, a panther or a wolf. The feet are paws of big cats or eagle claws. Usually the dragon has four; but there are also bipedal forms like the wyvern and snake-like hybrids without feet. These are compared to the flying kites in typologies as crawling kites. The wings of the dragon are reminiscent of birds of prey or bats. Common elements are a forked tongue, a sharp, penetrating gaze, the fiery gullet and a poisonous breath. The demarcation to other mythical beings is not always clearly recognizable. Snake myths in particular have a lot in common with dragon tales, and the origin of the dragon from a ♥♥♥♥'s egg, as described in some tales, is borrowed from the basilisk. [h1] Pro [/h1] + a story full of dragons in a fantasy scenario + varied tasks await you + nice graphics and background music + good price / performance ratio + several setting options + Achievements [h1] Contra [/h1] - Interface is not that great - Control takes a bit of getting used to [h1] Conclusion [/h1] Elmarion: Dragon's Princess again offers you a fantasy story that lets you relive the stories of dragons from a different perspective. Clear buy recommendation. PS: First of all, many thanks to the developer who made this key available to us for the group. Here you can find more good reviews from others and me at https://store.steampowered.com/curator/26335619-Adult-World-Gamers/. [h1] Information / Review Deutsch [/h1] Elmarion: Dragon's Princess ist ein Rollenspiel- Abenteuer, welches von Fleon Games entwickelt wurde. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Arx9UDUVCiw [h1] Gameplay / Geschichte [/h1] Du wolltest schon immer eine furchtbare Bestie sein, vor welcher jeder erzittert? Dann ließ bitte weiter, denn dann könnte dieses Spiel genau das richtige für dich sein. Nicht jeder Drache ist böse, denn jeder ist nur so böse wie ihn die Menschheit wahr nimmt oder welche Taten man verübt. Du erlebst das Abenteuer diesmal aus der Sicht eines weiblichen Drachens und fliegst über die große Karte. Dabei entdeckst du Geheimnisse, löst Rätsel und hilfst Menschen oder anderen Lebewesen aus der Patsche wenn du willst oder vernichtest sie. In orientalischen und westlichen Schöpfungsmythen ist der Drache ein Sinnbild des Chaos, ein gott- und menschenfeindliches Ungeheuer, das die fruchtbringenden Wasser zurückhält und Sonne und Mond zu verschlingen droht. Es muss von einem Helden oder einer Gottheit im Kampf überwunden und getötet werden, damit die Welt entstehen oder weiterbestehen kann (siehe Drachentöter). Dagegen ist der ostasiatische Drache ein zwiespältiges Wesen mit überwiegend positiven Eigenschaften: Regen- und Glücksbringer und Symbol der Fruchtbarkeit und der kaiserlichen Macht. Erzählungen und Bilder von Drachen sind in vielen Kulturen und Epochen bekannt, entsprechend mannigfaltig sind seine Erscheinungsformen. Grundsätzlich handelt es sich um ein Mischwesen, das sich aus mehreren realen Tieren zusammensetzt, doch werden die mehrköpfigen Schlangen der antiken Mythologien ebenfalls als Drachen betitelt. Die Schlangenanteile sind bei den meisten Drachen vorherrschend. Der Körper ist meist geschuppt. Der Kopf – oder die Köpfe, oft sind es drei oder sieben – stammt von einem Krokodil, einem Löwen, einem Panther oder einem Wolf. Die Füße sind Tatzen von Raubkatzen oder Adlerklauen. Meist besitzt der Drache vier; es gibt aber auch zweifüßige Formen wie die Wyvern und schlangenartige Mischwesen ohne Füße. Diese werden in Typologien als Kriech-Drachen den Flug-Drachen gegenübergestellt. Die Flügel des Drachen erinnern an Greifvögel oder Fledermäuse. Verbreitete Elemente sind eine gespaltene Zunge, ein scharfer, durchdringender Blick, der feurige Schlund und ein giftiger Atem. Die Abgrenzung zu anderen mythischen Wesen ist nicht immer klar erkennbar. Besonders Schlangenmythen weisen viele Gemeinsamkeiten zu Drachenerzählungen auf, und vom Basilisken entlehnt ist die in manchen Erzählungen geschilderte Herkunft des Drachen aus einem Hahnenei. [h1] Pro [/h1] + eine Geschichte voller Drachen in einem Fantasie-Szenario + abwechslungsreiche Aufgaben erwarten dich + schöne Grafik und Musikuntermalung + gutes Preis/Leistungsverhältnis + mehrere Einstellungsmöglichkeiten + Errungenschaften [h1] Kontra [/h1] - Interface ist nicht so toll - Steuerung ist etwas gewöhnungsbedürftig [h1] Fazit [/h1] Elmarion: Dragon's Princess bietet dir erneut eine Fantasie-Geschichte, die dich die Geschichten der Drachen aus einem anderen Blickwinkel neu erleben lassen. Klare Kaufempfehlung. PS: Zunächst einmal vielen Dank an den Entwickler, der uns diesen Schlüssel für die Gruppe zur Verfügung gestellt hat. Hier findest du weitere gute Bewertungen von anderen und mir unter https://store.steampowered.com/curator/26335619-Adult-World-Gamers/.
Смотрю сплош положительные отзывы, а теперь давайте ка мне обьясните, что в игре примечательного если видно по сути только одну ж-пу дракона, вид от первого лица не спасает, прицеливания нет у него автонаведение, локации малы, врагов опять же из-за туши дракона не видно, сеть он не может только летать. да есть русский перевод но толку от него ??. Графика здесь тоже явно не блещет, хотел сделать обзор но обозревать нечего так из-за полной кривизны вида от 3-го и 1-го лица толком ни чего не рассмотреть. Если починят камеру то думаю будет норм, но игра не в альфа доступе и это врядли будет,
Nice sequel to Elmarion: Dragon time. An adventure game with RPG elements. There are several types of different dragons to choose from, pump them over, earn equipment. In general, the project is good, but I would like an open, living world.
The game looked like it would be good, however it is really hard to play due to graphic glitches, and poorly optimized controls. consistently I couldn't turn even though my mouse worked fine on the pause screen. Again its got a great idea, however its just feels poorly thrown together. I bought it on sale for 5$ USD and its honestly not worth it.
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