Skyfear

Let me get this out of the way first. The landscapes are very bland, the character animations are way too stiff and puppet like, models are lacking in polish, and their isn't much to do aside for killing each other. And yet despite all of that, I see the makings of a great dragon game in the near future, the controls are smooth if a bit floaty, the combat is competent and engaging, theirs a decent amount of customization, and I like the fact that you can walk on the ground and even have a close-range melee attack, most dragon dog-fighting games don't have that. Seeing that this is all made by one guy I won't be too harsh, but I would love to see what will be implemented in the future, maybe some new modes, new types of creature NPCs, a mode that focuses on ground combat and platforming, a PvE Mode, an actual story, who knows.

At last. I've been waiting for a game to come out for years that lets me feel the same 'lizard-brain dragon go pew pew' as Drakengard 1 has back in the day. Looking forward to its future updates!

needs some more polish, ( ofc its in early access ) but i see a big potential for this game and im here for it.

Great wyvern arena shooter .. lots of fun :)

its a fast paced game where you dogfight with dragons (Wyverns technically), it needs polish but its a good simple game to play and is fun regardless.

i like every fun

Early access offers some neat interactions. Gameplay can feel a bit bare bones with how the dogfighting plays with the bots. The game offers a few modes for score tracking, but most play similarly trying to track opponents in the air and time your actions for an attack. Multiplayer can afford some more fulfilling engagements against other players, though network stability seems a problem, while I can connect to a few other players for a game, I wasn't able to host without freezing on a loading screen. (This bug has been logged and will hopefully be fixed in time.) Some animation jank to be had with the dragon if you mash several buttons at once. The starting area offers a nice place to familiarize oneself with the controls. Though, the current lack of remapping does make it difficult to get used to. Compounded by some odd tendency for the game to let my mouse leave the window, or eat up inputs during attack runs on an opponent. The integrated progression system offers the standard fare of rewards, you unlock more abilities and perks with xp. Earning currency allows you to unlock cosmetics in the lair world. I liked the touch of the unlocks falling from the sky as meteors, adds some personality to the game. Hoping to see what this game's development has in store. A lot of stuff to iterate and improve with a decent arcade base to work with.

Really fun game for dragon combat! The control is good too, but maybe too arcade, so it feels really light. But it has many modes and many skins for obtainable. This game have so much potential to improve but it's great game so far!