DRACOMATON Reviews

This game is really cool. Really fast paced, tons of fun forms and ways to combine them to make them even more fun. Genuinely enjoyed the hell out of it and for the price there's no reason not to pick it up.

The controls feel good. The graphics and animations are really well done. They have a Hollow Knight feel to them for those of you who are fans of that game (I certainly am). There are a nice variety of interesting and inventive weapons. I especially like burning enemies with the flame thrower. Hitting tennis balls around at your enemies is also fun. There's a mysterious storyline. However, I haven't been able to get far enough in the game yet to uncover what it is about. Overall, a really fun shooter.

Great game, loved the intense and exciting gameplay. This game deserves to be more well known, it's well made with a pretty decent amount of content

Good & simple action roguelike. Quite short.

A short and satisfying bullet hell rogue-like, mixing the progression of Hades with the combat of Enter the Gungeon. The art is cute, the music is good, and the game feels solid to play, with a good amount of options and variety. The ability to equip forms as both primary attacks and modifications for existing weapons is interesting and allows for some fun combos. For the second half of the run, I do wish there was a bit more new content in terms of gameplay--the final boss feels a little underwhelming. Overall, given the scope of the project, it's a fun and charming game.

Surprisingly polished and in-depth shooter roguelike. The game feels smooth, snappy and amazing to play. I love how well the abilities work together, both in combination of using them together and literally combining them together. Simple to get into, but its depth quickly reveals itself. Very easy recommendation, especially at this accessible price point.

Pretty good for the price, just needs more variety in bosses and couple more levels and it'd be super solid I think. I was a really big fan of the form system and having to use each form to evolve them to use as passives.

movement feels floaty and its easy to get surrounded by enemies given ur lacking a dash additionally some camera jitter/shake in large enemy rooms that can be motion sickness inducing. that being said. i love the modal gameplay trying to keep to whats best for each scenario. the room upgrades feel meaningful and offer lots of ways to construct a build out of the pieces given to you. and the little robot girl outfits are very good. big fan of when the robot has an outfit.

Unlike any roguelike I've ever played, crazy unique take on the bullet-hell shooter. Ridiculous replayability with the different modifications and weapons. Highly highly recommend! :)

While I generally like these kind of games, I found this one to be more frustrating than fun. The color palette is consistent across enemies, projectiles, and the background which can make it very difficult to tell what is going on. This is compounded by some of the weapons being very attention intensive to use properly, such as the spider gun where you shoot walls to create laser webs, or the tennis racket that is based on reflecting projectiles. Ultimately, I find getting hit by enemies I can't see because they are obscured by effects or vice versa to be annoying and the rest of the game, while decent, doesn't really have anything spectacular going for it.