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Dragon Spirits 2

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64%Game Brain Score
story, gameplay
graphics, grinding
95% User Score Based on 19 reviews

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Dragon Spirits 2 is a single player tactical role playing game with fantasy, anime and science fiction themes. It was developed by FHNBHJ and was released on September 15, 2024. It received very positive reviews from players.

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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95%
Audience ScoreBased on 19 reviews
story8 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions

  • The battle system is highly praised as one of the best in RPGs, offering unique and strategic gameplay with a wide variety of dragon builds and abilities.
  • The game features beautiful, high-definition dragon artwork and stylish visual novel elements, creating an engaging and immersive atmosphere.
  • It offers an addictive creature-collecting loop with multiple dragons to collect, sidequests, and a solid plot with interesting characters.
  • The English localization is problematic, with awkward translations, grammar errors, and confusing phrasing that hinder story immersion and clarity.
  • Exploration and navigation are cumbersome and confusing, often feeling like tedious clicking through limited and visually unappealing areas.
  • Boss battles suffer from imbalance issues, with bosses having advantages such as faster turns or superior stats that can lead to frustrating and unfun encounters.
  • story
    21 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The story presents a mix of strengths and weaknesses, offering a simple yet solid plot with fun, engaging characters and a modern dragon spirit concept that some find reminiscent of Persona or Digimon themes. However, numerous translation issues—including awkward grammar, untranslated lines, and confusing idioms—hinder full immersion and clarity, making it challenging for native English speakers to fully enjoy the narrative. Despite this, the story remains intriguing and cohesive enough to complement the gameplay, particularly for those appreciative of its visual novel style and mystery-inspired elements.

    • “+ A simple but solid plot with fun characters to keep you company”
    • “The story is more interesting and cleverly coherent with the concept of dragon spirits in a modern world setting.”
    • “Amazing storyline, what more do you want? It has all the right mixture of things.”
    • “Mediocre visual novel aspect with lots of awkwardly translated text that makes the story really hard to absorb, cumbersome exploration with a lot of clicking around and hoping you end up where you want to be, annoying pixel hunts that aren't clear, poorly done progression where I had level 90 dragons long before I was supposed to without even trying.”
    • “Poorly made, boring story, confusing gameplay, yet combat is extremely simple.”
    • “For story, the translation is a little rough, with grammar errors littered about, one line untranslated in Chinese in the middle, and a few typos.”
  • gameplay
    12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is engaging and addictive, featuring a mix of sidequests, mini-dungeons, and strategic roster building with unique mechanics that become rewarding once mastered. While some find the story and translations lacking, the turn-based combat and overall mechanical design are praised for being stylish, well-written, and accessible even without prior knowledge of the series.

    • “Addictive gameplay loop with sidequests, mini-dungeons, and fulfilling conditions to bond with and expand your roster.”
    • “It's no longer RPG Maker, but Unity-based, and it shows—this game is stylish, well-written, and mechanically brilliant.”
    • “The mechanics of this game are rather unique but take only a little bit to get used to. When you do, you'll realize there's a world of different dragon builds to make and execute.”
    • “Poorly made, boring story, confusing gameplay, yet combat is extremely simple.”
    • “Mechanics are about as standard as you would expect for a creature battler, with a fairly straightforward gameplay loop.”
    • “The mechanics of this game are rather unique, but take only a little bit to get used to, and when you do, you'll realize there's a world of different dragon builds to make and execute.”
  • graphics
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics have improved with higher-definition, animated dragon visuals and a better interface, enhancing the overall visual experience. However, world-building visuals remain limited, relying mostly on maps and minimal artwork, which somewhat diminishes exploration enjoyment. Some quality-of-life graphical features like search and filtering are still missing.

    • “The dragon visuals are now much more high-definition, and even animated, which are a visual treat.”
    • “The interface and graphics are noticeably better, but some quality-of-life issues from before persist (no search, filter/sort).”
    • “The interface and graphics are noticeably better, but some of the QoL issues from before persist (no search, filter/sort).”
    • “There is no pleasure to discover new places; the world building is limited to a map and several locations with few artworks and a visual novel style articulation.”
    • “What it does better: the visuals and the plot.”
  • grinding
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Grinding in the game is minimal but necessary, mainly involving sidequests or farming for currency and materials to keep up with progressively stronger enemies. While the overall experience is engaging, some players find the exploration aspects more tedious than the grinding itself.

    • “The game is in itself a very fun, strategy semi-grindy RPG that has a semi-steady power jump between the story. You most likely have to do sidequests like I did to gain levels or grind for currency/materials to power through, as enemies actually do become max leveled during the end of the game.”
    • “Barely any grinding.”
  • music
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music received mixed feedback, with some users finding it occasionally poor in quality.

  • emotional
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The emotional experience is largely negative, with users finding the story poorly developed and unengaging, compounded by confusing gameplay. However, the combat is noted as being straightforward and uncomplicated.

  • character development
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Character development is praised for its visually stunning and beautifully designed characters, including intricate details in both human and dragon designs.

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Dragon Spirits 2 is a tactical role playing game with fantasy, anime and science fiction themes.

Dragon Spirits 2 is available on PC and Windows.

Dragon Spirits 2 was released on September 15, 2024.

Dragon Spirits 2 was developed by FHNBHJ.

Dragon Spirits 2 has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked Dragon Spirits 2 for its story but disliked it for its graphics.

Dragon Spirits 2 is a single player game.

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