Dragon Kingdom War

[h1] Chimichanga [/h1]

[h2]Turbo frustrating mobile leftover on Steam[/h2] [b]TL;DR:[/b] The mobile version was more profitable, so the devs basically ditched the Steam one the moment it launched. Bugs? Never fixed. Promises? Never fulfilled. [i]I only played long enough to collect all the Steam Trading Cards (left the PC running over night) xd[/i] I guess that’s on me -- I was expecting these mobile game ports (you know, the '''games''' from the ads that look nothing like that, once you download them) to at least get [i]some[/i] love when landing on [b]Steam[/b]. Instead, nothing changed. The free-to-play grind is still here, “premium” currency is a nightmare to earn, even though microtransaction were removed, and you pay for the game. [h3]Game"play"[/h3] The whole gameplay loop revolves around picking the strongest “ally”--you would assume are other players’ characters--But no, there is no social aspect to the port. Said "ally feature" always completely out-level your team, so you rely on them to do all the damage. And then there’s the main mechanic -- the match-3 itself. It’s somehow both dull and weird. You don’t [b]slide rows[/b], [b]swap tiles[/b], or [b]link[/b] them in any way. You just [b]dra…

Dragon Kingdom War tries to blend match‑3 puzzles, collectible heroes, and RPG elements into one package. The result is colorful and ambitious, but it often feels more like a mobile port than a full PC fantasy adventure.

Looks like default free-to-play mobile game. Big buttons, a lot of shiny pop-ups, tap and drag oriented controls. Very awkward control with a mouse. You need drag things but they miss their destination point a lot. Diamonds as free-to-play premium currency. Microtransactions were simply cut out from the buy-to-own version, but the dependence of all game content on it remained.

I love it! This game really helps me pass the time plus I love the anime style characters. Smooth and fun game A more interactive turn-based game which runs really smoothly. The graphics are 2D, very anime like. I guess any anime-lovers will like the art style. This game is quite fun. All the card designs look nice. The monster’s summoning system is a bit unpredictable and the battle system is a bit more interactive than most CCGs. Play this if you are a big fan of card game or Puzzle & Dragons. When I first saw it I thought it would be not all that fun but after giving it a try I have to admit once I started time flied passed so far that I ended up playing for 9 hours without stopping literally. Update: I’ve been seeing some people commenting that those reviews are fake. What the hell? Who care to play for 9 hours for fake review? Haters always find a way to hate anyway. They’re going to miss out a lot.

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