- December 8, 2020
- Archive Entertainment
Dragon Audit
Platforms
About
"Dragon Audit" is a light-hearted, anime-inspired adventure game where you play as a battle accountant named George. Storm the castle to rescue a princess, but instead, find a lonely dragoness who needs your help. Explore a 3D world, solve puzzles, meet interesting characters, and engage in minigames in this story-rich, controller-friendly game. With emotionally impactful dialogue, jokes, and a running time of around 90 minutes, it's a fun and humorous experience.











- The game features a charming and humorous story that keeps players engaged and entertained.
- Puzzles are enjoyable and not overly difficult, making the game accessible to a wide audience.
- The art style and character design, while simple, contribute to the game's overall cute and quirky charm.
- The game is relatively short, which may leave some players wanting more content.
- Technical issues such as clunky controls, camera clipping, and bugs can detract from the overall experience.
- The graphics and animations are not polished, which might turn off players expecting a more visually refined game.
humor
25 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe humor in the game is widely praised for its charm and wit, with many players highlighting its funny writing, adorable character interactions, and self-aware jokes. Despite some production shortcomings, the engaging story and offbeat humor create a delightful experience that resonates well with fans of light-hearted fantasy and adventure games. Overall, it’s described as a heartwarming and entertaining journey that consistently delivers laughs.
“A short game, but the humor and charm is on point.”
“Behind the silly premise and lacking graphics is a fun story with tons of witty dialogue and self-aware humor as well as an incredibly cute romance.”
“The writing and the character animations combine wonderfully for a funny and heartwarming story; and the game design is full of off-the-wall solutions for weird problems that are nonetheless fun to figure out.”