- October 1, 2020
- The Molasses Flood
- 9h median play time
Drake Hollow
Platforms
About
"Drake Hollow is a coop survival-building adventure where 1-4 players explore a procedurally generated world, rescuing and caring for Drakes, friendly creatures who grant rewards as their village is expanded and leveled up. Defend your village from feral beasts and hazards as you journey to return home."











- Charming art style and adorable drakes that players can care for and upgrade.
- Engaging gameplay loop that combines exploration, base building, and combat.
- Fun to play with friends, offering a cooperative experience that enhances enjoyment.
- Repetitive gameplay that can become tedious after a few hours.
- Limited enemy variety and simplistic combat mechanics that lack depth.
- The game feels unfinished, with many players expressing disappointment in the lack of content and polish.
- story233 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story in "Drake Hollow" is often described as weak and lacking depth, with many players expressing a desire for a more intricate narrative. While some appreciate the charming characters and environmental storytelling, the overall consensus is that the plot feels disjointed and repetitive, primarily serving as a backdrop for gameplay rather than a compelling journey. Despite its shortcomings, the game offers a whimsical atmosphere and cute creatures that some players find endearing, though many agree that the story could benefit from further development and polish.
“Developed by the creative minds at The Molasses Flood, this game is a symphony of artistry, storytelling, and gameplay that left me spellbound from the moment I entered its enchanting realm.”
“Drake Hollow excels at the art of storytelling through environmental exploration.”
“The story itself unfolds slowly through quests and finding letters left in the world from its previous inhabitants - I'm keen to see how it unfolds.”
“The story feels... kind of bland.”
“There is very little story holding the game together which makes the game feel kind of shallow.”
“The story is pretty bland and doesn't get better with 'find notes' gameplay.”