
Slay Dragons, collect magical gems, unlock ancient powers, and adventure through the mystical land of Dundalk as Zorro and Zedd. Vanquish the dreaded Dragon Lords, defeat the Dragon King, and retake your Homeland for all Bat-kind!
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Zorro and Zedd have searched far and wide for the Secret entrance to their long lost homeland of the Bat-folk. They have caught the scent of dragon in the air, and are zeroing in on the location of the Great Gate of Dundalk. It is there that they will rid the land of the dragon plague and retake their homeland for the Chiroptera.


The Dragon King Octobatron has united the districts of Dundalk under his rule and hidden himself away within a sealed parallel dimension within the Dundalk Capital Court. Zorro and Zedd must slay the 13 Dragon Lords to unseal the portal to the Void, and take their chance to defeat the Dragon King for all Bat-Kind.


There are many terrible traps that the dragons have laid to punish intruders. You must slay all the dragons within the domes of terror to dispel their curse upon the land. You can spot them by their skeletal lanterns looming overhead.


The land of Dundalk is a mystical realm of Evernight. Travel throughout its nocturnal districts to seek out its secrets. Mallary, the Goddess of Dundalk, will be your guide.


Dragons are greedy creatures, they have sealed away their magic gems in treasure hordes across the land of Dundalk. Reclaim the riches of the land and use the magic within to unleash devastation upon your enemies.


Sacrifice the souls of the slain to unlock the ancient power laying dormant within Zorro, Zedd, and their mystical blade, a sword which was stolen from death itself. Mallary has constructed an outpost within the Capital Court where you can take refuge and increase your power.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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5/10 I went back and forth in trying to figure out if I wanted to recommend this game. I think it does have some things going for it: -good soundtrack -good movement -easy and you never really lose progress so it's nice for turning your brain off -some cool dragon designs However, it just drags on and never gets better. The gameplay loop stays the exact same and the environments all look the same. The combat isn't really satisfying and the dragons don't really have good attack animations. They just turn white before setting off some firework-like displays. I'm confused on how I have sunk this much time in this game. I'm like a moth to flame with this mediocre game and I think I'm ready to break free from it. I hope the dev keeps making games and this game could've been good if it had some actual platforming. There is little to no platforming which makes the good movement kind of a waste. The dev could've made a similar gaming where combat was a bit more satisfying and there was some good platforming and I would have loved to recommend it. I feel like I've wasted 12 bucks but I've spent more on mediocre meals so whatever
Really an awesome game! Fast paced, great music, a lot of fun
Perfect game for speed runners
Cool looking game that doesn't seem to have a lot going for it. I kept playing well past the point of getting a refund because I thought there would be something new or interesting but there's just no glue holding the game together. Highly recommend you play the demo (I did not, sadly) and understand that it probably doesn't get any deeper than that. I played for many hours and never encountered new abilities, notable new enemies (sometimes they get bigger or have health bars but it doesn't change how you play), and the environments never change. The combat in the game is simply holding the attack buttons and not getting hit until the enemies die. Also super weird to me that a lot of the positive reviews posted don't even have an hour playtime and this is their only review. Just feels shady like the dev told all their friends to hop on and post a positive review to help. I feel bad discouraging someone from supporting a solo dev, but i'd also feel bad for letting people think this is anything other than a long demo. I hope the dev isn't discouraged and continues to make games, it's just that this one needs a lot more time in the oven. If you try this game I would be very mindful of staying below Steam's 2-hour threshold for refunds.
Controls are pretty bad where you slide around and go in the wrong direction. Jumping near and object may sending you flying. I was willing to look past that and thought I'd get used to it but I couldn't even finish the first level because I kept getting stuck on the environment. I gave up and requested a refund. The music is repetitive and it's so much louder than the sound effects. I like the aesthetics of the game and actually put this on my wish list before release but it's so bad. Maybe my opinion would've changed but it's garbage
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