Dragon Bros

Nice and compelling old style run&gun. It does exactly what it promises: a progression through levels full of robots to blast with a variety of increasingly powerful weapons. PROs: Weapons and explosions feedback Music tunes Tiny "fat" dragons design Robots design (some of them are fun to observe as they look really dumb) CONs: It can be repetitive, the longer your game session is the more you're gonna notice it

Cool dragon game! The main campaign on base difficulty is good, but some notes that are important below: - I haven't 100%'d the game yet (although I have beaten all levels on regular difficulty), so keep that in mind (I've done main levels Worlds 1 and 2 on max difficulty and all bosses on max difficulty but none of the levels in World 3 or 4). But I feel I've got enough out of the game even at this point to where even what I've done is worth it (just note that trying to max difficulty everything will be really difficult so don't do it if it lessens enjoyment!) - Keyboard controls are kinda awkward, even for someone who uses arrows as a regular control option (rebinding would be really good) - This might just be a me issue or me not understanding stuff, but in the bouncing ball levels, sometimes the shot doesn't go all the way up to the top and the screen and I can't work out when it does or doesn't - Boss 3 is BRUTAL in the most difficult mode because I couldn't see a telegraph to the end of the movement pattern so watch out for that (the attacks are decently telegraphed though as well as the start of movement most times), but I do tend to struggle on those types of bosses the mos…

Sucks that this game has been abandoned for 7 years and is still barely noticed these days. Despite its crowdfunding failure and unoptimized controls, the gameplay was geniuely amazing. Not to mention that the soundtrack slaps so hard. The highest difficulty was frustrating most of the time, because some parts didn't feel balanced at all, but I might understand the point of it being that painfully difficult lol I reccomend playing this game with a controller, as you may also need to download and use an input mapper, like DS4Windows. Only if the developers could remake this game, which would be very interesting seeing it being expanded... And of course, I'm a fan of playing as dragons as usual.

Why does any game ever insist on forcing you to not have the default common wasd layout for player one? F2 does nothing for some reason at the keybind screen. I assume that's supposed to be a swap button for the 2 columns. Oh well, some how I played 8 hours a few years ago. Now that I'm clearing the backlog & seeing this game fresh, how beautiful it looks & how amazing the music is, yet it's done for & I can't recommend it because I'm not left handed & can not play using the arrows with my right hand.

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This is a really great old-school run-and-gun platformer with adorable dragons wielding various sci-fi firearms. It's immense fun to play, it looks great, the controls are tight. The best thing about it, though? The music! The soundtrack is absolutely incredible!