- January 31, 2019
- Hosted Games
Dragon Racer
Platforms
About
"Dragon Racer" is an intense, action-packed dragon racing game. Soar through the skies on your very own dragon, competing in high-speed races against other players. With stunning graphics and fast-paced gameplay, it's a thrilling experience for any fan of dragons or racing.



- Compelling story with interesting characters that many players found engaging.
- Offers a variety of choices that can impact character development and relationships.
- The game has potential for a sequel, leaving players eager for more content.
- The gameplay often feels linear and lacks meaningful choices, leading to a sense of frustration.
- Numerous grammatical errors and bugs detract from the overall experience.
- The game ends on a cliffhanger, leaving players unsatisfied and feeling like they only experienced part of a story.
story
64 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is initially engaging with interesting characters and a compelling plot, but it suffers from pacing issues and a lack of meaningful choices, often forcing players down a linear path of repetitive tasks. While some reviewers appreciated the unique storytelling style and world-building, many expressed disappointment over the feeling of being constrained by the narrative, leading to a sense of lost agency. Overall, the story has potential but feels incomplete, leaving players wanting more depth and freedom in their choices.
“Compelling story with interesting characters.”
“The story itself was really interesting, and not easily predictable.”
“I would highly recommend this story.”
“Long story of meaningless tasks that seem to be linear even if you have high stats; you are required to go a specific way, else you will fail, even if it makes no sense.”
“I thought I'd get a full, choice-based story, but it really feels like half a book instead (I was not aware a sequel would be required to make it a full plot).”
“There was a ton of exposition, world-building, and background info that you had to read through that slowed down the story, and I got bored reading through it.”