The Dragoness: Command of the Flame

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  1. fredthemonkey
    Sep 9, 2022
    0
    Why would I want to play as a chick? Bad idea alienating 99% of gamers with wokeness!
  2. Arkane7
    Sep 25, 2022
    2
    I was excited to try out another Might and Magic clone. However, this game barely passes as that. The presentation is pretty poor and the main character you play as is one of the most boring I've come across. The interface needs a lot of work, it is highly unintuitive. The character and enemy models are also stiff and lack decent animation and sound. Graphics are ok but lack of a zoomI was excited to try out another Might and Magic clone. However, this game barely passes as that. The presentation is pretty poor and the main character you play as is one of the most boring I've come across. The interface needs a lot of work, it is highly unintuitive. The character and enemy models are also stiff and lack decent animation and sound. Graphics are ok but lack of a zoom option in battle just makes it worse. This game could have been worth a play if it had a better main character and story. Hopefully the devs learn from this and improve upon it.… Expand

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  1. Riot Pixels
    Oct 22, 2022
    60
    Intriguing as a concept, the core idea of The Dragoness turned out to be a half-baked disappointment on arrival, especially its turn-based combat.
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  2. Hey Poor Player
    Sep 29, 2022
    50
    Those who have a sense of nostalgia for old-school, turn-based strategy games will likely be able to find some fun with The Dragoness. Despite a lack of personality, bland combat, and a sense of repetition that sets in quickly, something at the core of the game simply works. There are so many other options available to players that offer more, though, that it’s hard to recommend this one to all but the most dedicated devotees of the genre.
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  3. Shindig
    Sep 20, 2022
    60
    Despite its shortcomings and the missed opportunity to do more with its roguelite concept, The Dragoness: Command of the Flame is still worthwhile for anyone looking for a slightly different take on the tactical RPG. I can’t tell you if it’ll hit the spot for a Might and Magic fan, but as someone with no background in them—and, therefore, no burden of expectations—I’ve enjoyed my time with it well enough. Whether or not it lives up to its inspirations, it’s still a nice introduction to an interesting niche.
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