Adventures of Dragon
Tuomo Laine · 2018 · RPG, Casual, Indie, Adventure, LGBTQ+
PC
Mixed69% · 13 📉 Recent reviews down 57%
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About Adventures of Dragon
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Adventures of a Dragon tells a story about tolerance, acceptance, and personal growth. Fun and playful humor guides the player through an amazing tale, which brings the main character to make discoveries about their sexuality, personality, and the concept of redemption. They must make choices that impact the ending of the game, some of which lead to one ending, which allows the player to become immersed in the world of the game. The distinctive personality of the main character lets the player empathize with their struggles, both physical and emotional. This makes the game much more immersive, and helps the player to better understand their character.
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T is a dragon, one who passionately hates humans. He wants nothing more than the destruction of every human, and with good reason. All of the other dragons are gone, dead at the hands of humankind. T is the last dragon, and his entire species will be extinct when he is gone. An angry, swearing alcoholic, he cares for no one but himself.
He accidentally gets involved in something much bigger than himself or his problems, something that could mean the destruction of the entire world. Suddenly, T is the only thing preventing the extinction of the human race. He is faced with a choice that should be easy, to avenge the murder of his race or to save humanity. The choice is not as easy as he thought it would be…
Adventures of a Dragon tells a story about tolerance, acceptance, and personal growth. Fun and playful humor guides the player through an amazing tale, which brings the main character to make discoveries about their sexuality, personality, and the concept of redemption. They must make choices that impact the ending of the game, some of which lead to one ending, which allows the player to become immersed in the world of the game. The distinctive personality of the main character lets the player empathize with their struggles, both physical and emotional. This makes the game much more immersive, and helps the player to better understand their character.
https://shared.akamai.steamstatic.com/store_item_assets/steam/apps/770370/extras/kickstarter_story.png
T is a dragon, one who passionately hates humans. He wants nothing more than the destruction of every human, and with good reason. All of the other dragons are gone, dead at the hands of humankind. T is the last dragon, and his entire species will be extinct when he is gone. An angry, swearing alcoholic, he cares for no one but himself.
He accidentally gets involved in something much bigger than himself or his problems, something that could mean the destruction of the entire world. Suddenly, T is the only thing preventing the extinction of the human race. He is faced with a choice that should be easy, to avenge the murder of his race or to save humanity. The choice is not as easy as he thought it would be…
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What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
In several places it uses the wrong pronoun or noun ("He" and "Prince" when you have chosen to play as a woman). Mentions of you being hung like a dragon when you have selected to play as a woman. Wrong sprite for your character in several places, where it shows the male dragon sprite if you have selected to play as a woman. Also how would 2 female dragons produce an egg? Also some text calls the nearby town "Taboo village" while the map shows "Taboo Village". It seems like the developer have not proof-written or thoroughly tested the game. Just doing a regular playthrough as the female version would have caught the wrong pronouns / nouns / sprites. I do like the general premise of the game, but some of the plot is fairly nonsensical and at times some scenes seems to get character behavior wrong. Fairly early on the main character hates everything and wants to destroy mankind, then suddenly cares about a single human and then suddenly wants to destroy humanity again. Then later being all emotional again, then switching to not caring at all. The scenes are all over the place. EDIT: There is a game-breaking crash near the end of the game. You are switched to control an airplane …23 found this helpful
First Impressions : Played this game for a hour and still haven't scratched the surface! It's an awesome game so far and enjoying it. The game has all the bells and whistles as for a RPG. I like the battle system, the different gear, the humour of the story and the characters -- will be playing this game more to see how everything progresses and will edit will review accordingly. GOT ME HOOKED!1 found this helpful
Adventures of Dragon is an indie RPG developed and published by Tuomo Laine under the banner Tuomo’s games, built with a clear affection for classic 2D role-playing design while attempting to layer in personal storytelling and unconventional humor. At first glance, it resembles many RPG Maker–styled adventures, complete with pixel-art environments, turn-based combat, and a fantasy setting populated by monsters and magic. However, what sets it apart is its central protagonist: a dragon named T, whose personality, motivations, and emotional journey form the backbone of the entire experience. The story begins with T as the last surviving dragon in a world where humans have largely eradicated his kind. This premise establishes a revenge-driven narrative foundation, but the game quickly complicates that initial emotional simplicity. Instead of remaining a straightforward tale of vengeance, the plot gradually introduces themes of prejudice, forgiveness, personal growth, and moral choice. The writing balances moments of dark humor with reflective dialogue, and player decisions influence how T evolves throughout the adventure. Conversations and key story beats branch into multiple outcome…
Somehow this mess found its way into my library. It was not purchased as the receipt states I acquired it for free. I think it was the IndieDB Free Giveaways or the Humble Giveaway bundles. Something. Regardless, I finally had time to give it a try... I regretted it... 'Getting naughty' with a hermaphrodite is one thing, but incest is where I draw the line of tolerance. If I wanna sever my penis and testicles, package it into a bundle with my soul to sell it to Satan, I would have bought and play play The Coffin of Andy and Leylel instead. This game is utterly ♥♥♥♥♥♥!
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I originally wanted to enjoy this game. It was cheap, it was funny and for once I could play a game that Sex wasn't the selling point. Well after three hours of playing, I flat out quit when I realised that I had no idea where to go and each...and...every...battle....that....you....fight...takes.....soooooooo......fking........long........to.......playthrough as your chracters aren't nearly strong enough to kill your enemyies quickly while they are too weak to end you. The fact that you are equipped with toilet tissue quality weaponry and armor with how easily anything breaks flat out killed this game for me. Like I enjoyed this idiocracy with Console games...why the "H" would I enjoy it here???? Pass, Pass, HARD PASS!!!!!!
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