

Fire and Steel
Kreatin Studios · 2021 · Action, Simulation, Shooter, Flight, Third-Person Shooter
PC
Very Positive84% · 250
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About Fire and Steel

Centuries ago, humans have destroyed the Great Dragon Houses and hunted down the survivors with relentless fury. But a young Dragon, named Aiden was able to escape the carnage and went into a deep slumber. Now, he opens his eyes to yet another slaughter.

Fight against the deadly ground forces of World War II
Machineguns, tanks, rifles and heavy artillery are all ready to stop you from exacting your revenge against humanity. Neither lead nor flesh can hope to stand against your flames.

Take to the skies and fight against Luftwaffe, RAF and U.S Air Force
No steel bird can halt you or your righteous fury. Let them claw and bite at you with their pitiful machines of war. They'll soon understend what your hellfire is capable of.

Reduce Mighty battleships of WWII to ashes
These steel sea beasts are too cumbersome to run from your flames. Let your roars match the guns of battleships, let your roars strike fear to your enemies.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I'm thinking too much about a $7 game, but as a dragon lover in world where games you can play as a dragon are scarce, here goes. The game is a fun idea in concept, it's like a middle schooler's doodles made into a video game. Attacking Normandy as a dragon was pretty cool. However, there are a ton of quality of life things that just aren't there. There are no mid-level checkpoints. If you die, back to the beginning. Real fun when you die to the last enemy of the last wave. You only have 4 shots of your secondary fire weapon, and there are no pickups that could give you more. This is an incrediblely strange design decision. Your dragon has two speeds, hovering, and flying. There is no dash or "sprint". You can't fly faster than a train... There is no 180 degree, check-your-tail, view like every flying combat game has these days. I died quite a bit due to not being able to see these kamikaze zeppelins. Other reviewers mention needing a beefy system to run this game, I myself ran into a few lag spikes. Considering that the games graphics are frankly PS4 level, this shouldn't be the case.2 found this helpful
Ya know. Ya definitely get what ya pay for. Not a bad $7 game. Also, some of the cutscene 'stills' go so hard
Short but fun. It's a simple concept of "Wouldn't adding x to y be cool!" but it's actually executed well. Controls work well with keyboard and mouse. I like the propaganda newspapers in-between levels.
Was abandoned by the dev the moment it was approved for public achievements. Cool idea, but clunky execution. Extremely short game that starts but does not finish a storyline. Possibly worth the time of a bored dragon fanatic while on sale.
Bonkers and silly. A few of the levels felt obtusely hard for absolutely no reason, but overall it was a good play.
This game is very rough around the edges. Doesn't even look good for the time it was made in. Quite a few jank and soldier just hilariously fling around like bowling pin in a strike animation. But damn if it isn't fun just burning down planes and ship with your fire breath. Game does a great job at emulating of whats its like to be a destructive fantasy dragon. Unfortunately there isn't much other dragon games that can let you experience that level of destruction, so this I'll take what I can get.
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