Legends of Dragaea: Idle Dungeons

I'd like for my idle games to have a BIT more interactivity during the actual run/game part. As it sits, Dragaea is kind of like a screensaver that you fiddle with in the menus between runs. But as an Idle game, sometimes that's pretty much all I want out of a game and this game does the job alright. It's a bit "easy" in that a single strong character can pretty much solo any dungeon (that I've seen so far) so the rest of your party selection is more or less vibes based than anything you actually need to progress or win. I'd love to see it improve over time! Perhaps a mode that involved more interaction with the dungeon run itself or the battles. My only complaint about this game is the UI which is terrible and confusing! Really needs a lot of work. A lot of buttons don't have labels or even a pop up description when you hover over. The screen to prepare for a dungeon is the worst offender here. There are huge arrow buttons in the middle of the screen that look like they change the party you've selected to enter the dungeon, but those arrows actually change how many runs you'll do. To change the party you have to go into the Party Setup screen (NOT the Roster screen, which has a button that has the SAME ICON on the SAME PAGE just without a label). On the Party Setup screen for some reason the arrows that were in the center of the screen suddenly move to the left of the screen but you are at least able to change your party here. If you accidentally press the roster button (because it doesn't have a label and it has the exact same icon as the button you DO want) then you're stuck in the Party Roster screen which doesn't have a simple back button to return to the dungeon prep screen, instead you have to go back to town, then go back to the map, then click the dungeon. Three clicks to get back to where you left with one accidental click. The Party Roster screen is awful too. An unlabeled button that resets your party to default with no confirmation, and weird behavior with the character icons. To assign a character to a party you MUST click the EMPTY SLOT first, THEN click the CHARACTER to fill it. If you click the character first, you get sent to the generic unit info page and have to make sure to click the "Roster" button to return to what you were doing. Don't be foolish and click on the "town" button even though it has a back arrow on it, because then you'll return to the town menu and not the roster! I'm serious the UIs are so bad they feel damn near untested. If that were fixed alone this game would be improved a lot.

Great game! There is lots of variety and depth that will keep players enthralled. You can tailor the game to your particular style of play, or experiment with difficulty, experience, encounter rates, or loot drops, to name a few. Character creation is also good and you even get to create your guild banner. You can even create a custom one if you choose. The pixel graphics are a great fit and done very well. There is a lot of nostalgia wrapped throughout. I have not encountered any crashes or bugs, tho' I am only a few hours into the game, so it may a bit premature to mention, but it is running quite smoothly. This game is already a gem and has huge potential. The developers are already adding those small details that make such works stand head and shoulders above the rest. There is a lot of love apparent. This is, perhaps, the best guild management game I have played in years. I am quite glad that I stumbled upon it. if you are a fan of managing the fine details then this is a game for you.

The systems work as intended, however the gameplay loop and player experience are not iterated over enough so it feels pleasant playing. Games like that did not exist before AI slop, but: - an AI would tell you that is not enough to give conclusion - The developer would point toward their disclosure (which has nothing to do with how they engineered their ♥♥♥♥ even when they are genuine about it lmao) - players got positivism engrammed into their ethos through daily Reddit uses Legend of Dragaea is a kind of Temu snapshot of all that ♥♥♥♥. To its publisher: a big fu :')

This game is perfect for when you want to get some idle dungeon crawling while working out or such. This game would be a great fit for mobile. Summarized features: 1)Build town with mats found in dungeons. Buildings will unlock new features including skill trees. 2)Classless system builds are based on active skills which are developed through item/ability use all skills provide small stat gains like IE one level in katana skill = +.5 critical chance and such so leveling up a bunch of skills is useful for any character. 3)Several races with unique passives. 4)Dungeon crawling which is the meat of the game is real time idle and you can even que several dungeon runs. The more you delve in a dungeon the more points you get to raise things like IE item drop rate or xp gain rate for that dungeon. Leveling up a dungeon also lets you increase the game speed. 5)You can potentially brute force the game but part of the fun is finding character builds that synergize well.

I really like the concept. Art, gameplay. At first, checking at howlongtobeat, people finish the main story in 40hrs completionist 100hr. But it depends on the gameplay you choose. At hardest difficulty, using x8, it takes 1400 hours to complete 100%. I want it to be at x1, so the game will last very long, plus new content on the way. I will leave it open on a laptop while working or doing other things.

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