The Dragonhood

Great game with quiet a lot of mechanics. You unlock them slowly, so you dont get overwhelmed by everything. some things could be explained a little better, but it only takes a few moments and some reading to grasp the basics, then trial and error! A possible respec (rare?) or dulicate eggs might be nice for someone that wants to collect ALL kinds of dragons, though! :P

the game looks cool, the graphics are good, I don't really like these kinds of games, but if you like this genre, then I recommend it

игра в целом не плохая. но вот разработчик который не поставил ограничение фпса до 30-60 кадров это конечно тот ещё чел.= игра в покое под 1200 фпса зашкаливает. и чуть проца кушает. в нвидия панели можно ограничить но ощущения так себе. ну и побольше комфорта в игру, и убрать элементы которые типа левые, надеюсь следующая игра учтёт опыт этой, и станет лучше. по скидке купил за 128 рублей. за эту цену вполне.

Would prefer a neutral review but steam doesn't do that, so... Is the game awful? No. But it does have some problems. It's a fun little game but I would only recommend it at sale price or if you are really, really into these sort of games. It can be fun to spend a couple of hours. Some key features, good and bad about the game that might help you decide: 1. Some misspellings in places but enough to get the gist of what's going on. 2. It does seem to use AI art (or AI like generic art) and one dragon evolution to the next looks entirely different, nothing to hint at its pre-evolution dragon variety. The portrait art isn't bad but this might be a deal breaker for some. 3. The shop inflation is annoying and not really all that useful/important? Early game, which is when it is crucial, you basically have nothing to sell. Mid-Late game? I mass sold a bunch of amulets and it didn't seem to actually reduce the inflation, just reduce the increase for next week's raise. Though honestly, it looks worse than it is, at around 200% inflation I have already stockpiled a lot of the supplies needed (but it still kinda gets to me that there's no way to reverse it). That's with me barely buying any heals etc from the vendor, just the adventure [i]supplies you need[/i] for any actions. Basically, it seems to just be there to create a (somewhat) false sense of emergency and doesn't really have anything to add to the experience. 4. Each 'zone' has a level thing going on, but you're gonna need to use a dragon a [b]lot[/b] higher level based on my experience. In fact, I can't imagine an advised level dragon succeeding unless you've ascended it and basically reset it to base whilst keeping the old stats. 5. You seem to be able to only loot one dragon egg of each type. After you've discovered it (or all, depending on how many the zone has), you'll only be able to get meat, amulets etc, no eggs. This is key because unless you want to be healing your dragons (and raising vendor prices) manually, you need to let them rest in the lair. I've actually left my energy mostly not upgraded so I can use it all up and get the most of the daily coin allowance (which gets reduced based on left over action points/energy). 6. Each dragon typically has two evolution paths and for each, two talent/skill paths (all seem to reset on ascension, or whatever it's called but you can't, for instance, therefore have both evolved forms at once or keep the pre-evolved one alongside. 7. The game does allow you to claim multiple adventure/journey/battle results at once with one button, which is a big time saver if you have 5 or more going on. Battle do allow you to skip (which is handy). Dungeons usually take two days or more to start but after that you can take your time with them for the most part. It's basically one battle after another with your team health resetting in between.

"The Dragonhood" is an easy and exciting RPG: collect eggs, raise dragons, master dungeons. It is interesting and exciting.

A clear game that will suit everyone, I really liked it, it’s funny, great sound, I recommend it to everyone, I really liked it

This game is a breath of fresh air. It is very pleasant to play, it is clear that it is done with the soul. Thinking over the moves here is fascinating and not tedious, as sometimes happens with representatives of neighboring genres, the perfect balance. I advise everyone