Elmarion: Dragon's Princess Reviews

not great i feel like i wasted $10.15, the voice dialogue was bad, i cant event judge the writing past the voices, the game play is painful, the bite/kick attack is so weak its pretty much pointless, the magic is decent i will admit the AOE is even great, i wont knock the graphics i have played games that look trash but have amazing gameplay the dragon dosnt look bad, however the play experience was so clunky and bad, i wont write it off all together in a year or so i will try it again and see if it is improved but right now this game is lacklustre, i see a lot of reviews that are praising everything about it and wondering if they have actually played it. i do hope it gets better, growing pains

Elmarion: Dragon's Princess an exciting sequel to the game I liked Elmarion: Dragon time! Our task is to save the world of dragons and humans together with the princess and solve the mystery of an ancient artifact. Here we also play as a dragon, but with a friendly princess, explore interesting locations, perform excellent missions and of course burn entire armies of people. I really liked the story and pumping the dragon, a large number of different missions, good 3D locations, you can also choose what our dragon will be: fire, ice, natural, electric. I liked the game and I recommend it!

Elmarion: Dragon's Princess is a fun RPG game about a dragon who befriends a princess. The game has: - Large locations - Various missions - Pumping dragon -You can choose the dragon yourself I definitely recommend this game, I really liked it

This game is awesome. First of all i really liked being a dragon. Fighting is awesome! Also stroy is really good. If you want to play and rpg, where you are a dragon, then just buy this game! Really recomend it!

I'll start with the main menu. Three buttons, the settings are intuitive and clear, there are no problems here. We are given 4 dragons to choose from, I chose a fire dragon. First mission, I'm flying! Dialogues are put into a stupor a little, as the flight is suspended to listen to them. The voice of the princess is gorgeous) Optimization of the game is good, I did not find any freezes. The graphics are also in order, I liked the drawing of the dragon. I have not seen games where they would have given me a dragon! At first, it is a little unclear how to shoot, but in the process I figured it out and after 20 minutes I figured it out. I will not write much, the game is definitely worth its money, I recommend it for purchase.

Nice sequel to Elmarion: Dragon time. An adventure game with RPG elements. There are several types of different dragons to choose from, pump them over, earn equipment. In general, the project is good, but I would like an open, living world.

Let's not get ahead of yourself here. This game has a great premise and frankly I felt for it. But nothing really gave me a clue about the poorly development of it. You may see that I played for less than an hour. Who am I to judge? Well, a player that couldn't get on with the game as it is. it's not a beta, it's an alpha. Not far off the greyblock stage, but this time blocks have a simple texture on it that gives the screenshot illusion of being bad graphic done game. But it's not. My suspicions arose with the unity launcher, if it was done, why is it still there? But let's continue. The game starts with 4 choices of dragons, no intro, no context, nothing less than some flavour text that allows the player to guess four archetypes (sturdy tank one, glasscanon one, quick and frail one and happy go lucky with wolfs one). Nice. Then we pop in a vast plain with some trees and a dialog. it seems someone needs help. Who? dunno. where? dunno. How the fuck do I kill a bandit? dunno. let's try some gamer knowledge, right mouse click, left mouse click, do something? Yeah, somehow the bandits are dead. They were 'villains', trying to mug/rape/kill/sell parchements to an woman in distress, in the middle of the village. Why not, why the fuck not? It happens that there is a F1 button to give knowledge of the controls, and some popup text (that I really didn't see the first time). The dialog is bad, but not in a cheese way bad. Just bad. And slow. Hopefully, there seems to be a bug because the dialogues make you unable to move, but if you ESC to menu and come back you can roam freely while the scene continues. So then I got some XP, and before I had time to read the tutorial text - that wanted me to invest those xp - I'm transported to another map. Kudos for the fast load, even if it's probably because the level is quite bare. Same thing, some blocking-dialog-out-of-nowhere and I should help the girl. Yes sure, where? I mean there is a minimap, but nothing on it. Until I stumble on some bandits, and died. To be honest I was not expecting 8 archers to kill a dragon. No problem, maybe I'm a dragon cub with a 60 years old voice. Let's try again... And by that, let's restart the whole village scene and dragon selection from the beginning. No save? Ok, dev, that's a bold choice. New try, I got the gist of it. right click seems to do some melee damage (the icon shows fangs, but my dragon gives kicks with it back legs, which is cool and cute; but cool), left click is magic, something like a ball of whatever is my element. Where does it go? Dunno. no cross hair, probably in front of the dragon, but since it doesn't necessarly align with the camera; it's tricky. Anyway, village done, load done, xp spent, archers here I go. I don't did this time, but the day/night cycle surprises me. I didn't kill all of them, and their boss seems to be immortal; and know I don't see a thing. Well, I see my glittering dragon. So as a player I see even less. I quit. And now a grumble here. I like games, I like making games. But this is a shame, because the idea is sooo good. The potential is sooo great. It doesn't even have the excuse of first game, because it's a sequel. And doesn't have the other common excuse of early access. So, why ?

This title is not even close to ready for 1.0 play. It is still VERY MUCH in Beta. Controls are very janky and a little bit on the inconsistent side. Voice acting (Narration) is horrible and just makes me want to turn off the sound. Graphics are fairly low quality right now and many of the footsoldier units are incredible hard to see walking around on the terrain. So far almost nothing of a tutorial is there to explain to the player how to do anything beyond VERY basic movement, let alone how to use any skills or abilities or even how to level up your dragon once it gains a level. Id really like to see this title develop further and get alot more TLC from the DEVs, as for now I cannot in good conscience recommend it to anyone. Until alot more updates are made if nothing else to improve basic gameplay and some basic tutorials (Descriptions are missing on most things). For not it is a thumbs down (Willing to change my recommendation when updates make improvements).

Continuation of the story about the dragon, played in the previous part and the continuation came out as interesting as the first game. The coolest thing is that you play as a dragon. A large number of different missions, leveling, improving the parameters and skills of your dragon.

Have you seen a lot of games about dragons? Probably a lot. But how many of them do you play as a dragon? Very rarely! This game does not cling to a well-thought-out plot, or photorealistic graphics, here the main thing is unusual gameplay. Being a dragon is generally nice, you fly yourself as you want, do what you want, fry all the dissenters with fire. I was pleased with the presence of pumping, which means the dragon will turn out the way you want. I recommend the game, especially for fans of dragons.