Dragon Hop

I bought this game for fun because I don't really know what to play these days, and I've actually had a ton of fun with this. It's something to pass the time, but be aware 748 M in, your dragon goes through a serious acid trip and starts moving the opposite way xD.

A delightful little game with challenging (but rewarding) platforming and exploration. If you like dragons then you should give this game a playthrough! A treat from start to finish

This is a super fun and cute platformer game with a lot of challenging platforming. I had a lot of fun playing it but I do also have to mention that I will not be playing it for a while due to a few issues I have with the gameplay that I feel need to be implemented/cleaned up further for a good experience. Going to write my issues down below, this doesn't mean I don't recommend the game, but there are a lot of things to be vary of when going into this I feel. Things that I personally feel need to be updated/fixed before I can fully enjoy and commit to playing the game: - Player character floaty-ness: Currently your Player character is very floaty. Meaning the movements feel a little bit all over the place and makes it hard to telegraph the movements of your dragon. This ends up making it quite difficult to accurately predict and plan your jumps and movement. When on the ground and landing from a jump, it's almost like you're on ice. I noticed multiple times that my character moved despite standing still. This is my biggest issue with the gameplay of this game. The core mechanic needs to be a lot snappier and easier to telegraph before I could sink many hours into this game. I…

Game had a few bugs and bad geometry, but it was fixed.

Surprisingly fun for surprisingly little $$$. If you like 3D precision platforming with collectables this is an easy buy.

An adorable little platforming adventure. I was initially wary of how many free assets the game used, but it's clear from the continuous updates and care put into the game that the developer is making the most of what they have access to. The abilities are a little underwhelming at first- but it's clearly intentional-- the game is meant to be focused around mastery of the platforming, the glide and flight and etc. are clearly meant to mitigate how much you fall rather than directly help you get around. It'd be nicer if that were a bit more clearly communicated. I had fun with it! I'm very grateful for the inclusion of checkpoints. While the threat of falling a huge distance and losing a lot of progress can be appealing to some players- I'm definitely the sort of player that just wanted a nice and cozy dragon experience- which I'm happy to say I got! It'd be nice if there were some sort of upgrade to the flight ability you can get from beating the game or something that's able to be used infinitely, for players who want to explore the various environments for the lore and collectibles they missed, without having to repeatedly jump off from the highest point or do repeat playth…