Damsels and Dragons legutóbbi értékelései

Do you like easy idle games? Do you like cats?
If answer to both of those questions was "yes" then this is a nice little game for you. :)

+ Love the creatures
+ Quests can be tracked with smartphone
+ Retro pokemon feels

- odd glitches/ bugs (as few examples in starter town you can visit multiple houses simply by exiting and re-entering the house in south east, music cuts off after a while and choosing "settings"-option puts the cursor back on the top of the menu)
- creatures seem to share movesets, which also tend to slightly change occasionally
- there's no lore to go with (sure, there's some signs, but you can't interract with books/ bookshelves or TV
- if you lose a fight, game "ragequits" for you and you'll have to either start over or from where you last saved

To devs of this game: I can see the potential in this game, but to get the potential out, you really have to work for it. You have the basic idea and look for the game covered, now to dig deeper than the surface (actually, since it's been 3 or so years, perhaps you should plan for a major update?)

Final judgment:
As the game is now, I wouldn't recommend it - unless you'd get it for like 0,50 - 1,00 €.

Things I like:
- story
- rafting
- crafting
- farming
- exploring
- watching (sealife passing by)
- playing with friends boosts efficiency

Things I don't like that much:
- surprise attacks from hostiles while exploring
-Sharks treating my raft like a big cookie

All in all a good game with relaxing graphics. Recommending for everyone to at least try it. :)

The first impression of the game is somewhat neutral for me: for small scale it's great for fooling around, and to relax, but if one wants to get through the game, it requires some planning and careful planning for exploring the areas, when unlocked - for example, when I managed to get to the farm and noticed first warning sign about the dog, I made sure to stay as hidden and move as quietly as possible.

Still, being a coffee drinking, mushroom munching, spring-hopping rabbit in a quest for finding carrots (an assumption, since I didn't manage to locate any, even in the said farm) is quite fun of a concept, so if you're up for spending some pocket change, why not get this? :)

"Man I suck at this game." was the thought after couple dozen or so deaths I had when playing for the first time. Instead of being outright mad about it (well, most of the time since I like to play with things that go boom and can only blame myself for staying too close of the explosives), I was inspired to try how far I could get "on this next try" and what "neat things" I might also discover.
If you like nostalgic style games (pixelated graphics), some mindless wandering while also zapping stuff up in various ways using equal amount of wands (and not mind starting over and over) and look for a game to fill up some "nothing to do-moments" on your day, this game's for you.

When I first bought the game, it was only for the activity to pass time.
After the update it's still mainly to pass time, but now it's actually enjoyable thanks to bigger grill (cooks three fish at a time) and a possibility to actually kill that annoying shark breaking the raft.

... Although I'd hope an update for fixing the problem with multiple stories - built a "watchtower" before quitting and when I returned next day, upper floor was brought in the first floor.

Despite some slight annoyance with the controls, the game is awesome - I mean who wouldn't help a cute necromancer to gather up some friends and throw up one of the biggest dance party ever? ^_^

Game is otherwise great, but on the hardest levels (namely last two characters) you need to have pretty much inhuman perception to find some good combos on the grid. And when it combines to the factor of misclicks that cause some mismatches - which in turn cost the precious time - the final levels will cause lots of frustration.

So unless you're really good at these kind of games on top of wanting to enjoy some softcore stuff, I'd suggest to check out other games with similar tags.

For fans of R.L. Stine's literature this game is great choice.

Among the cute characters, funny stories and competitive multiplayer, this game has a tricky RNG system that improves one's tolerance towards bad results - though with good friends on multiplayer its presence is rarely noticed.

... Oh yeah, then there's VAs for the handful of characters, making the game even more enjoyable.








... What are you still doing here reading this? Buy the game and join in the fun. :D