Conserve the planet and have some laughs with retro RPG Dragon Fantasy

Dragon Fantasy is a new retro RPG from developer Muteki Corporation. Much more than merely a throwback to old eight - and 16-bit Japanese RPGs, this is a celebration of them, full of referential humor, fourth wall breaking, and tongue-in-cheek jokes about the genre. The title itself is a reference to Dragon Quest and Last Fantasy. It also sports some solid RPG gameplay, which tends to make it that a lot better. You might not appreciate as substantially if you do not get the jokes, but it truly is still a solid game really worth playing regardless of your gaming background.

You start out the game as Ogden, an old knight previous his prime serving as the bodyguard to the King and his family. Then our initial reference comes via the door in the type of two lackeys named Biggs and Wedge. Final Fantasy gamers will get the reference. They are followed by the evil Dark Knight, who kidnaps the prince and escapes by means of a portal. It really i s up to you to save him, of course. The touch- based controls perform nicely in spite of the lack of virtual buttons, and the battle process is uncomplicated and enjoyable. Combat is viewed from a initially person standpoint, substantially like Dragon Warrior/Dragon Quest, except the enemies are continuously described in hilarious methods and performing odd issues.

There are in fact a number of chapters that concentrate on diverse characters for you to decide on from, and even a chapter focused completely to Minecraft. It's just crazy and random like that. I located this game a breath of fresh air on my Android. Korean RPGs like Zenonia and Inotia look to dominate mobile gaming on Android, while Japanese RPGs like this are less prevalent. You can uncover loads on iOS however, with Guardian Saga and a port of Cthulhu Saves the Globe, so if you have the two types of gadget obtainable and want far more games like this, examine these out. Every little thing from the retro visuals, gameplay and humor is best notch, and this game is more than really worth the asking price tag.

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