About This Game Explore a vast, beautiful world in this side scrolling Adventure game. Each hand drawn, pixel art style level will lead you closer to uncovering the mystery of the land of Artaphys. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Over 40 unique areas spread across multiple islands Non-Linear world design. You have the freedom to go where you want... but make sure you're prepared for the challenges that lie aheadNo leveling up. Become stronger by exploring and finding power-ups hidden throughout the landSwing, roll, and dodge your way through over 20 enemy types and many challenging bossesHand drawn and placed 16-bit style graphic assets 8-bit soundtrack designed in-house, mixed with real world sounds for a perfect balance of nostalgia and realismHeavily influenced by gameplay elements from the Metroid, Castlevania, and Zelda series10 -15 hours of gameplay 6d5b4406ea Title: Kingdom of the DragonGenre: Action, Adventure, Indie, RPGDeveloper:Hook Echo SoftwarePublisher:Hook Echo SoftwareRelease Date: 1 Feb, 2018 Kingdom Of The Dragon Ativador Download [Patch] kingdom wars dragon storm. kingdom of amalur vs dragon age inquisition. kingdom hearts 3 pirates of the caribbean dragon. isabel allende kingdom of the golden dragon review. dark kingdom the dragon king torrent download. dark kingdom the dragon king hindi dubbed. kingdom of dragon pass map. dragon of the 3 kingdom mod apk. kingdom rush dragon throne. kingdom of the dragon chess set. kingdom of the golden dragon chapter summaries. kingdom of avalon dragon pendant. kingdom of komodo dragon. dark kingdom the dragon king imdb. kingdom privilege dragon nest m. kingdom hearts dragon heartless. aura kingdom lament of the thunder dragon. kingdom of the dragon. kingdom of the golden dragon pdf. kingdom of the thunder dragon. roco kingdom the desire of dragon full movie. kingdom of the golden dragon summary. kingdom of dragon fruit. kingdom climbing dragon balls. kingdom hearts dragon fanfiction. kingdom of avalon dragon spirit. kingdom death dragon sacrifice. kingdom of dragon pass. kingdom hearts dragon maleficent walkthrough. dark kingdom the dragon king free online. kingdom of dragon pass cheats. three kingdom resurrection of the dragon full movie. kingdom come dragon tales. kingdom hearts dragon tips. dark kingdom the dragon king torrent. kingdom come dragon. kingdom of dragon pass wiki. kingdom hearts dragon ball. three kingdom resurrection of the dragon watch. kingdom of heckfire dragon quest. kingdom death dragon vestments. kingdom war dragon apk. dragon of the three kingdom mod apk. kingdom of the golden dragon characters. three kingdom resurrection of the dragon full movie english subtitles. kingdom of amalur dragon. kingdom dragon song. kingdom lego dragon. kingdom of the dragon steam. kingdom hearts dragon fight. dark kingdom the dragon king. three kingdom resurrection of the dragon soundtrack. in the kingdom of the thunder dragon lumley. kingdom of bearded dragon. dark kingdom the dragon king movie. dark kingdom the dragon king full movie A very cool game with challenges that get easier with each try (meaning you won't be stuck on a level forever). It's really sad to see that some of the best games here on steam recieve the least amount of recognition. On a different note, 12 dollars me be a bit too much for this game (I think 7 dollars is fair). Finally, I really hope you guys bring this game to IOS and Andrioid seeing as its a type of game that is simple and can be played on the go.. This game is a blast! I just spent 3 hours playing it and didn\u2019t even realize how long I\u2019d been playing. There are definitely some difficult parts to get through, which I believe good games should have, but it\u2019s so much fun. Reminds me of some of my favorite NES games that I used to play. The graphics are beautiful. They create an atmosphere that is intriguing, engaging, and frankly just great to look at. Honestly, I hope the come out with some wallpapers to downloadThe soundtrack is surprisingly catchy although I wish it would play more often. The maps are long and winding and every one is different and packed with hidden treasure.I\u2019m giving this one a solid 8\/10. Well worth the price and hours of fun. I\u2019m going to get my kid to start playing it too.. Wow, what a great surprise. Kingdom of the Dragon is something of a metroidvania with a strong Dark Souls vibe to it. The combat may be simplistic but doesn't lack a certain finesse to it, and I loved the exploration and general atmosphere of the game. Couldn't put it down, even after being quite stuck during a couple of occasions. Would love to see more games from the developer.. I hate leaving negative reviews, especially to small indie games like this. Another review mentions this game doesn't respect your time. That is 100% accurate. It takes AGES to walk anywhere in this game and if you've taken a wrong turn or are going down the wrong branch, you'll need to walk all the way back up. There's nothing to do or see along the way either - Most enemies die in a single hit. None of them are interesting. The first 1.5 hours the enemies just walk back and forth or walk very slowly towards you. There's zero depth. Exploration is almost non existent - Every path ends with a chest containing some coins, which you can use to upgrade either your health or damage. You can kill everything in one hit so I'm assuming you need the damage upgrades for later in the game.Both the bosses I've fought were jokes. The first was a giant slime that crawled back and forth extremely slowly and shot a single projectile every 5ish seconds. It involved me standing there and smacking it for about 30 seconds after which it died and gave me a grappling hook. The hook can only be used at "loops" scattered throughout the world, which did nothing to change the actual gameplay. The next boss was the most tedious mess I've ever seen. It takes place in a pitch black room which only lights up when the boss is there. Hitting the boss makes him disappear and teleport to the next section. The only danger is falling into spikes (which one shot you) or his projectile that he launches every 5 seconds or so (it's easy to dodge). The fight basically goes like this:1. Hit the boss2. Room goes pitch black3. Stand still for 5 seconds to wait for the light to turn back on4. Walk forward 10 steps and repeatEventually I unlocked a sail which got my hopes up. I started sailing around an overworld to new locations with zero direction as to where to go. I acquired a world map which had some points of interest but at one of the points was a medusa enemy which killed me in a single hit (and took a bunch of hits to kill). I explored a bit more, but the next hour or so of tedious walking was enough for me. I never encountered any interesting enemies, never got any interesting upgrades, never fought interesting bosses, etc.The worst part of this is I discovered that this is version 2 of the game. They actually "fixed" a bunch of problems people had with the game (like hitboxes and a lack of a map). This still feels like a beta\/alpha - There are no graphical options, no sound options, there's some collision issues with walls, there's next to no music (which I don't necessarily hate), no balance , etc. I think this would be a passable game given a fast travel system between save points, but it should be built in. Maybe you unlock something later on - I'm not sure, and I'm not willing to spend more than the two hours I've already wasted.. How do developers still get away with releasing games like this? What a steaming pile of {exploitive}. For real. I was excited for this to come out because it had the look of games like Salt and Sanctuary that I love, but it plays like a rejected Game Boy title from 1990. Controls are terrible, all you can do is jump and hack with your stupid little pixel sword (you can roll, but you still get damaged by anything you roll into, which utterly defeats the purpose). THe enemies are repetitive and completely unoriginal and the optimization just sucks (they mst have skipped that part so they could rush this one out and take our cash).Seriously, another shameful piece of crap. I think the game development industry has become as corrupt, bland and misguided as the country itself. Whoever made this, dont quit your day job. This game is a blast! I just spent 3 hours playing it and didn\u2019t even realize how long I\u2019d been playing. There are definitely some difficult parts to get through, which I believe good games should have, but it\u2019s so much fun. Reminds me of some of my favorite NES games that I used to play. The graphics are beautiful. They create an atmosphere that is intriguing, engaging, and frankly just great to look at. Honestly, I hope the come out with some wallpapers to downloadThe soundtrack is surprisingly catchy although I wish it would play more often. The maps are long and winding and every one is different and packed with hidden treasure.I\u2019m giving this one a solid 8\/10. Well worth the price and hours of fun. I\u2019m going to get my kid to start playing it too.. Wow, what a great surprise. Kingdom of the Dragon is something of a metroidvania with a strong Dark Souls vibe to it. The combat may be simplistic but doesn't lack a certain finesse to it, and I loved the exploration and general atmosphere of the game. Couldn't put it down, even after being quite stuck during a couple of occasions. Would love to see more games from the developer.. Kingdom of the Dragon was an impulse buy for me, in a quest of looking for new old school games to play in the action\/adventure\/rpg genres. I was aware of the mixed reviews but "mixed" to me could be a game that's perfectly suitable for one person's taste and detestable to the next. Kingdom of the Dragon has its flaws, yet it's a great game that was challenging, fun, addictive and an all around pleasure to complete. I'm still going to go back in and try to earn the rest of the achievements just to spend a little more time in its charming NES\/SNES world. You play as a knight who is on a quest to rid the land of Artaphys from evil. The game reminds me of a combination between the recent and outstanding Apotheon, Castlevania, Metroid and Megaman. Starting off on one small island to explore, you soon stumble upon a ship that needs fixed and will be your vessel for further exploring the world. In each area there are secrets to find (ammo capacity upgrades, health containers, etc.), special weapons and abilities to gain ala Megaman (as many of the abilities have a specific boss or obstacle that they can overcome) and enemies to smash. I'm reviewing the original game without the update, so it'll be interesting to compare how it plays now with how it did then. Did I mention bosses and enemies? I sure did and there's alot of challenging fights ahead. The boss battles are quite clever and the monster sinister and well-designed. Defeating each one requires learning their tactics and fighting back against them with some of your own. They are a consistent highlight of the game and it was always exciting to reach the next one and find out what it might be. The paths to each one are often treacherous and require skillful platforming using tools like the grappling hook etc. to get around. I died most on the platforming and though it has its quirks with very precise jumping required, it was a level of difficult that could be mastered to eventually kick progression back into gear. The levels are nicely drawn, colorful or dark depending on the locale and all a joy to explore with hidden secrets, shops to spend your hard-earned coin at and a pile of enemies to deal with from skeletons to medusas to wild dogs and much more. You're gong to spend alot of time fighting and the combat like the platforming has its quirks but is like any old game where you had to get a grip on the basic schematics. The sword's range was short in the OG version though thanks to a bow n' arrow, reflecting shield and other cool gear you have a fighting chance against everything that you face. I found a good mix of softening enemies up from a distance and then utilizing the sword was one of the best ways to go all-around. There's a few frustrating parts but nothing that was irritating. In fact, it makes you want to go back in and try harder the next time. The animations feel very old school authentic and timing the triggering of them will aid you in fighting and connecting with your targets. The atmospheric audio packed into the game suits the levels well. Nothing is overdone and there's a sparse ambiance to all of the sound FX that furthered my entracement with the world. Perhaps, some might complain that the story is pretty thin and in all fairness it is. Sometimes you get bits and pieces of text which clue you in on the lifespan of the island realms themselves but mostly you will get a feel for what this lost land was like through the areas themselves. To me it felt like just enough with the emphasis wisely relying on action and exploration. All in all Kingdom of the Dragon is a great action adventure game and I can't wait to try out the update later on today. The game glitched once or twice on me, a scant few platforming sections will get you pulling at your hair and the combat is a bit awkward until you get better equipped. Still these flaws are minor in a game that stood out as a worthy throwback to classic NES\/SNES adventures. Well-worth checking out. Pros: -Colorful, well-drawn characters, locations and bosses-Plenty to explore with a good mix of searching, platforming and fighting-Satisfying arsenal of gear-Good ambient sound FX-Fun hidden secrets and enjoyable achievements-Superb boss battles that pile on the old school patterns recognitionCons:-Awkward to start with a learning curve on the fighting-Platforming is not always as precise as it needs to be-Glitched a rare time or twoRating: 8\/10. I picked up the game on sale and found myself enjoying it. It gave nostalgic feelings of old school games like Zelda 2 or Faxanadu, but with way cooler art.I played it with an Xbox controller and found it fairly responsive. It took a little to get used to the timing on the swings, but I found it came naturally in no time. I've seen some complaints about hitbox detection from other reviews, but I had little issues. 2D melee combat isn't for the meek, kids.Storyline is limited to nearly nothing, but I'm thankful for that. Too many games choke you with unnecessary dialogue and cutscenes. I play games, I don't watch them. Welcome to KotD: here's a sword, go kill things and collect other things. I can dig it. I felt the overall gameplay was satisfying. I had no complaints about backtracking to go look for stuff I missed, and many times felt myself drawn to explore deeper despite the risk. I didn't get everything before I beat it, but I feel compelled to go back and look. That says something. There were a couple bugs but nothing worth crying about - I mentioned it to the developers and they responded quickly. Amen.In summary, if you get it on sale then good for you. Go the slay the dragon already.. Kingdom of the Dragon was an impulse buy for me, in a quest of looking for new old school games to play in the action\/adventure\/rpg genres. I was aware of the mixed reviews but "mixed" to me could be a game that's perfectly suitable for one person's taste and detestable to the next. Kingdom of the Dragon has its flaws, yet it's a great game that was challenging, fun, addictive and an all around pleasure to complete. I'm still going to go back in and try to earn the rest of the achievements just to spend a little more time in its charming NES\/SNES world. You play as a knight who is on a quest to rid the land of Artaphys from evil. The game reminds me of a combination between the recent and outstanding Apotheon, Castlevania, Metroid and Megaman. Starting off on one small island to explore, you soon stumble upon a ship that needs fixed and will be your vessel for further exploring the world. In each area there are secrets to find (ammo capacity upgrades, health containers, etc.), special weapons and abilities to gain ala Megaman (as many of the abilities have a specific boss or obstacle that they can overcome) and enemies to smash. I'm reviewing the original game without the update, so it'll be interesting to compare how it plays now with how it did then. Did I mention bosses and enemies? I sure did and there's alot of challenging fights ahead. The boss battles are quite clever and the monster sinister and well-designed. Defeating each one requires learning their tactics and fighting back against them with some of your own. They are a consistent highlight of the game and it was always exciting to reach the next one and find out what it might be. The paths to each one are often treacherous and require skillful platforming using tools like the grappling hook etc. to get around. I died most on the platforming and though it has its quirks with very precise jumping required, it was a level of difficult that could be mastered to eventually kick progression back into gear. The levels are nicely drawn, colorful or dark depending on the locale and all a joy to explore with hidden secrets, shops to spend your hard-earned coin at and a pile of enemies to deal with from skeletons to medusas to wild dogs and much more. You're gong to spend alot of time fighting and the combat like the platforming has its quirks but is like any old game where you had to get a grip on the basic schematics. The sword's range was short in the OG version though thanks to a bow n' arrow, reflecting shield and other cool gear you have a fighting chance against everything that you face. I found a good mix of softening enemies up from a distance and then utilizing the sword was one of the best ways to go all-around. There's a few frustrating parts but nothing that was irritating. In fact, it makes you want to go back in and try harder the next time. The animations feel very old school authentic and timing the triggering of them will aid you in fighting and connecting with your targets. The atmospheric audio packed into the game suits the levels well. Nothing is overdone and there's a sparse ambiance to all of the sound FX that furthered my entracement with the world. Perhaps, some might complain that the story is pretty thin and in all fairness it is. Sometimes you get bits and pieces of text which clue you in on the lifespan of the island realms themselves but mostly you will get a feel for what this lost land was like through the areas themselves. To me it felt like just enough with the emphasis wisely relying on action and exploration. All in all Kingdom of the Dragon is a great action adventure game and I can't wait to try out the update later on today. The game glitched once or twice on me, a scant few platforming sections will get you pulling at your hair and the combat is a bit awkward until you get better equipped. Still these flaws are minor in a game that stood out as a worthy throwback to classic NES\/SNES adventures. Well-worth checking out. Pros: -Colorful, well-drawn characters, locations and bosses-Plenty to explore with a good mix of searching, platforming and fighting-Satisfying arsenal of gear-Good ambient sound FX-Fun hidden secrets and enjoyable achievements-Superb boss battles that pile on the old school patterns recognitionCons:-Awkward to start with a learning curve on the fighting-Platforming is not always as precise as it needs to be-Glitched a rare time or twoRating: 8\/10
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