
On RuneScape's forgotten continent of Ashenfall, dragons have awoken. Gather, build, skill and craft in this co-operative survival adventure. Only by mastering survival and uncovering ancient secrets can you hope to face the ferocious Dragon Queen.
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Embark on quests, level your skills and explore a beautiful hand-crafted world.
This all-new adventure blends high-fantasy and iconic RuneScape lore on a brand new continent. RPG systems reward you with unique abilities and spells as you progress through each skill. Battle legendary RuneScape creatures like Zogres, challenge Black Knights and the entirely new and fearsome Garou, all set to a sweeping soundtrack of reorchestrated RuneScape classics and hours of brand new music.

Locate them, throw down the gauntlet and carve your path to the Dragon Queen herself.
Your progress will be under constant threat from the looming shadow of the Dragons, as you arm yourself and prepare to rise to face them. Follow the trail of destruction and uncover the mysteries of the continent to learn not just how to confront the dragons, but how to overcome them. Prepare potions, craft gear and push yourself to do battle with the most powerful force on the continent.
The smart money's on the dragon. But we do love an underdog!

Summon a spectral axe to fell trees in an instant! Blink away from danger in a cloud of magic. Turn bones into... peaches?
The Anima-rich landscape of Ashenfall offers you a power unlike any other. Conjure a tornado of fish from a lake! Explode ore veins with a snap of your fingers! Journey through the vibrant regions of Ashenfall, discover why wild magic spills from the fractured lands and harness that power to survive!

Like all RuneScape games, community is at the heart of everything we do.
We've shaped our entire roadmap based on player feedback, leading us to launch dedicated servers earlier than planned, introduce new combat and new quest content. Working together we're continuing to develop RuneScape: Dragonwilds. Whether you're adventuring with friends or going it alone, every opinion matters, and it's up to you to help us shape the future of our game.
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The game clearly feels early access. I dropped it fairly fast compared to my Valheim and Enshrouded playtime. I can't recommend buying it at full price right now — only at around a 50% discount, and only if you're starving for a survival game. Performance-wise, I was getting a smooth, capped 120 FPS with DLSS on. Without DLSS, it was dropping to the 80s fairly often, so I'd recommend keeping DLSS enabled. That said, I really liked the leveling system — think Valheim on steroids, since you get not just passive bonuses when leveling your skills but active abilities that are genuinely fun and useful. I was playing with the staff, and switching between different runes was a really cool idea. My only wish is for more runes to be usable and to have more utility functions rather than just flat damage dealing. On the downside, combat feels stale, and exploration gets boring fast since every chest is just junk plus endless decoration recipes. I hope half the game isn't going to turn into a decoration and building-block collection simulator (right, Enshrouded?). There are also no builds to speak of — every piece of gear is just a damage iteration of the previous one with a re-skin.
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Dragonwild is being presented as a game moving toward a 1.0 release, yet my experience with it makes that incredibly difficult to take seriously. I can't reliably create a new character and start a new world. The character creation screen is completely invisible for me every time. I've performed a fresh installation, verified the game files, and double-checked that everything is supposedly valid, only to encounter the same fundamental problem. We're talking about the most basic requirement of a game: Create a character. Start a world. Play the game. If those fundamentals aren't working reliably, talking about a 1.0 release feels premature at best. That's not me expecting an early-access survival RPG to be perfect. I'm criticizing the disconnect between the game's apparent development state and the idea that it is approaching a finished release.
我卡任務了,在沙漠 挖掘地點: 前往加魯遺跡,挖掘禁忌卷軸四個,但是可能我任務物品欄滿了,導致第四個一直撿不起來,我刪除空間後,卻顯示我已經拿去卷軸,不能真實取得,目前卡任務了,應該無法破關了......
Oyunun içeriği çok kısıtlı oyunun başında ne görüyorsanız o düşmanlar tekrar çıkıyor karşınıza itemlerde aynı şekilde bu oyun yerine Enshrouded V rising ve Palworld almak daha mantıklı oyunun içeriği aşırı kısıtlı
honestly super fun combat is fluid and gameplay is fun
The early access definitely shows. That is not to say it isn't a good game. I did not enjoy valheim, but the lack of gameplay friction in Dragonwilds makes it a significantly more chill experience. You will never encounter brick walls in progression. If you don't like grindy games, and want a serious difficulty challenge, it isn't for you. If you like prepping for a long time for bosses like in Terraria, this game is for you. In traditional runescape, gear swaps for specific bosses are required, in Dragonwilds it's possible to pick any class. In dragonwilds, most things are gear-locked rather than level-locked like in runescape. Levelling up certain skills is worthwhile, but the grind does not need to be as long as it is. Multiplayer is where the game really shines. Similar to project zomboid, having specific players be experts in specific things is a giant boon. Many things are level-locked rather than gear locked, like runecrafting, meaning dedicating one player to runecrafting or having each player lock themselves to a class can be convenient for all parties involved. The game optimization is [i]not very good.[/i] DLSS is not a crutch for bad optimization. Without DLSS, expect framerates in the 80s at medium settings even with good hardware. The game does feel quite clunky in certain places; combat is extremely easy to cheese and the fatigue system usually tires you out before you finish a dungeon, meaning that for longer dungeons you have to [i]walk back to the entrance[/i] to rest or just endure the stamina loss. I would prefer if the fatigue system was completely removed. It adds nothing to the game other than waste time; there's a spell to create a portable shelter to restore fatigue that's extremely easy to unlock. The mining spell unlocked by skill level is entirely dependent on luck, as most ore veins aren't tightly packed enough to break with the spell. The spell is also so powerful that it's faster to wait for the cooldown and go on a "mining run" than to actually mine deposits. Despite the jank, which I'm sure will be ironed out in later patches, the game is relatively feature complete and is a complete experience on its own, well worth the price tag.
Fantastic game, plenty of updates too, worth the price!
Pretty cut and dry survival crafting game. You can ignore this review if you haven't played a lot of survival crafting games because it is a -good- survival crafting game, it's just not really leaping over the standards of past games of the genre. I see a lot of people in the reviews compare it to Valheim and while there is similarity in how the game sets you on a path to clear dungeons and progress though bosses, that's about where the similarities end. It's otherwise just exactly what you'd expect from a game of the genre - hit stuff with tools, craft new tools and weapons, move to new area, repeat, etc. At least Valheim would change up the methods for gathering new items. The only elements that I would say sets the game apart would be the skill leveling system, gaining new spells that help a lot with the tedious resource gathering parts of the game, and the side quests. But unfortunately, I don't think those elements are really exciting enough to really keep me interested in the game. I put my time into the game thinking that the gameplay loop would ramp up and become much more interesting but unfortunately, it just remained lukewarm. I'm probably going to keep playing it and I'll update my review if it really does get better but overall I'd give it something like a 6.5/10. But if you've really never played a survival crafting game or only just a few, I could see how people might give it something more like an 8/10.
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stupid. Melee is the only viable combat skill. You can NOT CAST FAST ENOUGH and DODGE. both cost ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stamina. YOU CAN NOT range KOT. you have to melee all kot. ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ stupid ♥♥♥♥♥ didnt test their own ♥♥♥♥, just hyped for their addy and obsidian armor, didnt ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ test anything else. pos idiots
Do you like survival games? Do you like Runescape lore and skill leveling? Overall its a good game.
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