Dragon Spirits 2

About

In this modern urban-themed RPG, you can collect nearly a hundred different dragon spirits, experiment with skill setups, assemble teams, and devise strategies to build your dragon spirit squad. Adventure through the virtual spaces in Metapolis, and uncover the conspiracy behind it all.

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

96%

Audience ScoreBased on 26 reviews

story9 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

The game features a captivating story and engaging turn-based combat mechanics, appealing to fans of visual novels and creature collectors.
The art design is stunning, with beautiful character and dragon designs that enhance the overall experience.
Despite some localization issues, the game is well-crafted for an indie title, with a functional interface and enjoyable gameplay.

The exploration aspect is linear and can feel confusing, limiting the sense of discovery and interaction with the game world.
Localization and translation issues detract from the narrative experience, with grammar errors and untranslated text present.
Some players may find the game lacks the depth and excitement of traditional RPGs, as it leans more towards a visual novel format.

story
23 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
39%
48%
13%
The story is described as a mix of mystery and fantasy, drawing inspiration from series like Digimon and Danganronpa, with a modern setting involving dragon spirits. While some players find it engaging and cohesive, others note issues with translation quality, including grammar errors and untranslated text, which may hinder understanding for non-native speakers. Overall, opinions are mixed, with some praising the storyline's creativity and others finding it lacking in depth and engagement.
- “If you can, however, imagine immersing yourself in a storyline that feels similar to something out of a Digimon game, presented in a style closer to Danganronpa - this might just be for you.”
- “Amazing storyline, what more do you want? It has all the right mixture of things.”
- “The story is more interesting and cleverly coherent with the concept of dragon spirits in a modern world setting.”
- “For story, the translation is a little rough; there are grammar errors littered about, one line with an untranslated line of text still in Chinese (a quote I think?), and a few typos.”
- “Poorly made, boring story, confusing gameplay, yet combat is extremely simple.”
- “While I see a glimmer of interest there, I think for native English speakers to really grasp what the story is, it will absolutely require additional support.”
gameplay
15 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
53%
20%
The gameplay features turn-based combat that is straightforward and typical for a creature battler, making it accessible even for newcomers. While some players find the story engaging and the mechanics enjoyable, others criticize the overall execution as confusing and boring. Overall, the game offers a fun experience for those who appreciate dungeon navigation and creature battles.
- “Turn-based combat with a great story and gameplay.”
- “In my opinion, the gameplay is fun!”
- “Mechanics are about as standard as you would expect for a creature battler, with a fairly straightforward gameplay loop.”
- “Poorly made, boring story, confusing gameplay, yet combat is extremely simple.”
- “You should watch gameplay footage of this game on YouTube, and if you're okay with the dungeon navigation aspect, then I recommend you purchase this game.”
graphics
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
100%
The graphics are generally improved, featuring better visuals and a more polished interface, though some quality-of-life issues remain. However, the world-building feels limited, lacking in-depth exploration and artistic detail, which diminishes the overall visual experience.
- “The visuals and the plot are significantly improved.”
- “The interface and graphics are noticeably better, enhancing the overall experience.”
- “The world building features a limited map and several locations, but the visual novel style adds a unique touch.”
- “There is no pleasure in discovering new places; the world-building is limited to a map and several locations with few artworks and a visual novel style of presentation.”
- “The interface and graphics are noticeably better, but some of the quality of life issues from before persist (no search, filter/sort).”
- “What it does better: the visuals and the plot.”
character development
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
While the reviews highlight the stunning and beautiful art, including character design and dragons, they do not provide specific insights into character development. Therefore, the aspect of character development remains unaddressed in the feedback.
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Many users find the grinding aspect of the game tedious, particularly due to frustrating navigation and exploration mechanics, which hinder progress and enjoyment.
- “The main drawback of this sequel is the tedious grinding required to progress, which has prevented me from finishing it.”
- “The grinding mechanics make the game feel more like a chore than an enjoyable experience.”
- “I find the constant need to grind for resources incredibly frustrating and it detracts from the overall enjoyment of the game.”
music
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in the game has received mixed feedback, with some users describing it as occasionally poor.
- “The music is sometimes bad.”
emotional
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The emotional aspect of the game is largely criticized, with users finding the story poorly constructed and boring, while the gameplay is described as confusing. Despite these shortcomings, the simplicity of the combat does not evoke strong emotional engagement.
- “The story is poorly made and boring, leaving little room for emotional engagement.”
- “The gameplay is confusing, which detracts from any potential emotional impact.”
- “Despite the simple combat mechanics, the overall experience fails to evoke any real emotions.”