The Dragonhood

This is, like, as close as you can get to an idle game without being an actual idle game — but I appreciate colorful dragons and the game is cheap. okay? It's just a game of grinding numbers, with the math being bearable (meaning you don't need to waste too much time to get a new egg). The dungeons are honesly fun, and I wish the game had more actual gameplay demanding synergies, skill choices, and the likes. As it is, you'll spend most of it assigning dragons to various locations to bring home loot to make numbers go brrr. But, again. Colorful dragons. The art looks AI-generated. I'm not proud. I like creature collection, what can I say.

Mixed review: + Core game loop is good + Nice skill/amulet solo and party balance – Uncomfortable user interface – No tutorial Total 3.5 / 5. Give it a shot if you like autobattlers and / or dragons ^__^

The Dragonhood, developed and published by Scrambled Games, is a hybrid between an idle RPG and a management-focused progression game, built around the appeal of collecting, evolving, and optimizing a roster of dragons. At first glance, it presents a familiar loop—gather resources, upgrade units, and grow stronger over time—but the way it structures that loop leans heavily toward automation and long-term planning rather than active gameplay. It’s a game that asks for patience and consistency, rewarding players not with bursts of excitement, but with steady, incremental growth. The central gameplay revolves around acquiring dragon eggs, hatching them, and assigning your dragons to various activities such as exploration or dungeon runs. Once deployed, these actions largely play out on their own, with combat unfolding automatically and rewards delivered after completion. This shifts the player’s role away from direct control and into one of oversight. Instead of reacting in real time, you spend most of your time deciding which dragons to use, how to build them, and where to allocate resources. It’s a design that emphasizes preparation over execution, making the experience feel closer…

50/100 good ideas, poor execution [quote=Scrambled Games;813574154845452092][i][h3]Scrambled Games[/h3][/i] - [i]Development for The Dragonhood is over and I am currently working on something new, but thank you for your engagement! [/i] - [i]Sadly, The Dragonhood won't receive any updates and I consider it as a finished project. [/i] [/quote] Would be solid EA-title, BUT.. it´s not EA anymore. Since 7/2024, several BUGS that create a subpar gaming experience haven´t been fixed: - after 5 hours playtime, first 7+ dragons and Day60+ ..walls everywhere! - no wonder ~50% of players quit in first 5 hours - some items are "priceless" (can´t be sold) and clutter your Inventory forever! - Reforge Button is buggy (-> all gear vanishes from inventory) - enemies are unbalanced (some bosses are impossible even when 20+Lv higher) - UI & menus lacks standard QoL features (-> excessive annoying Clicking to close windows, check info boxes) - too many useless windows - Quests don´t scale well with the progression - extreme Inflation forces players to sink time for no reason - No Tutorial (learn by Trial & Error) - Lv70/90 enemies require you to be Lv 110-140 to barely survive - Dungeons are a …

Sadly uses AI generated Images, so until that changes, sory bro, thats a negative

Great idle RPG clicker to chill with. The only real issue I found was the UI. Gameplay is solid and fun for this type of game. Good quality for the price; I got about 15 hours of enjoyable play, which felt satisfying.