

My Universe - My Baby Dragon
It Matters Games · 2022 · Simulation, Creature Collector, Casual, Education, Farming Sim
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About My Universe - My Baby Dragon
Our little friends need you to help them spread their wings! From their hatching stage to the moment they’ll be able to fly on their own, take care of your baby Dragons and help them enter the marvelous Dragons’ school! Fly off for an enchanting adventure full of magic and become the best Dragon Warden of all time!
"As the new dragon caretaker in town, it is now time for you to start your life and open your very own Dragon nursery. Choose an egg to start your adventure and help it hatch by studying its elemental magic. Whatever their element is, each baby dragon needs a home full of love to grow and thrive properly. While you help your Dragon grow, you’ll have to be very careful of its needs as it will require all your attention! Take care of your baby Dragon by petting it, teaching it magic and how to fly. Shower your new friend with love and treats until it is finally ready to fly to Dragons’ school! Take time to play with them and understand their magic in order to earn their trust and create a forever bond.
Raise dragons from every element and become a certified Dragonwarden!
🐉Hatch mysterious eggs to raise adorable baby Dragons and become the best Dragon nursery!
🐉Teach your dragon how to fly and develop its magic through minigames
🐉Take really good care of your dragon by petting it and rewarding its efforts with magical snacks. Create an unwavering bond with your dragon pupil that will last for a lifetime!
🐉Collect all the achievements to become the very best Dragonwarden!
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players appreciate the cute art style and colorful dragons, making it suitable for younger audiences or nostalgic players, but nearly universally criticize the steep $25-30 price tag as unjustifiable for the limited content. The main complaints center on clunky PC controls with no customization options, highly repetitive gameplay with identical daily tasks and dragon behaviors, and minimal playtime (around 4-5 hours to completion), with most recommending the game only if purchased on deep sale for a fraction of the asking price.
Overall cute game but horrible controls for computer and no way to change them. No way to adjust the camera either. I got it on sale for like $3 and the fact that it normally costs like $25 is INSANE! There's not nearly enough content to justify an almost $30 price tag. Seems like it could be a good game for a kid but they may also get frustrated with the controls. Art style is cute and colorful and the dragons are pretty to look at so that's a plus. If I had to rate it I'd give this game a 4/10. I only rank it so high because I feel some updates could at least fix the main issues and it could be a lot more fun. A lower price tag would also help. At least half of what the current price is now (unless they add more content).8 found this helpful
40 minutes of gameplay stretched out to 2 hours. The different breeds of dragon all behave identically, and you perform the same set of tasks every day without variation. It feels nothing like raising an actual animal would.7 found this helpful
Gugu gaga game for babies but is really good at that. So if you are a baby you will thoroughly enjoy and if you are older, you can still appreciate the various dragons and decent graphics. The price-tag is steep for what it is though. I finished the game and got all achievements in those 4.4 hours I've played.5 found this helpful
[h3]I have a lot of mixed feelings about this. [/h3] [h1]If you can get this on Sale, It's Worth it... on Sale[/h1] This game has SOOOOOO much potential... but it just does not feel like nearly $30 of game content. I got this on sale, and while I loved it, it just... it's really missing a lot. For context, at roughly the same price bracket, you can also get: 1. Deep Rock Galactic, which releases season-based content and updates FOR FREE 2. Coral Island, which has romancing, farming, expanding your farm, and is also releasing updates and content for free, and also is about the same age range, i'd think 3. Final Fantasy XIV online, of which you don't even need a subscription to play the base game AND the expansion packs FOR FREE, and that is literally hundreds of hours of content 4. A LOT of Sims game packs (not expansion packs) are all around $20 5. Final Fantasy IX, which, while an older game, still has just... hours and hours and hours of content [h2] This Game Has SO Much Potential[/h2] It's so short. It has two mini-games ONLY for training your dragons, and those mini-games never change. There is no voice acting, and while the animations are cute and the dragons are SO cute…1 found this helpful
Hello series of games I was never allowed to have as a child and therefore bought as inner child wish fulfillment. I did not know there was a dragon game and I would recommend getting it on sale because it is definitely not worth full price but if you enjoyed the series of games as a kid and maybe just want to revisit it's a cute thing to pick up on sale. The game Loop is repetitive though I will warn you. But popping in for a few minutes every once in awhile isn't bad
Wow, this is a bad mobile game port. I paid 6 bucks and already felt ripped off.
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