- July 20, 2023
- emergeworlds
DROS
Platforms
About
"Dros is a single-player platformer game with a dark fantasy adventure story. Play as a gooey creature and her human bounty hunter shell, body-swapping to solve puzzles, fight enemies, and uncover tower mysteries. Meet odd characters and navigate 40 unique levels in this beautiful game with a twist around every corner."











- The game features charming artwork and engaging character designs, creating a delightful atmosphere.
- The gameplay combines puzzles, platforming, and light combat, offering a fun and stimulating experience.
- The dual-character mechanic adds depth to the puzzles, requiring players to think creatively to progress.
- Combat mechanics feel clunky and unresponsive, detracting from the overall experience.
- Some puzzles lack clear communication, leading to confusion about objectives and solutions.
- The story, while interesting, could benefit from deeper character interactions and more engaging writing.
gameplay
19 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay is generally praised for its stimulating mechanics, blending puzzles, combat, and platforming with character-switching elements that keep it engaging. While some players noted a lack of variety over the game's length, the intuitive design and clever level challenges contribute to a fun experience. However, there are mentions of minor issues, such as lag and certain mechanics feeling underwhelming, which could affect overall enjoyment.
“Gameplay design is a good blend of puzzles, combat, and platforming, as you switch characters.”
“Wonderful atmosphere, unique and mythical setting, cute designs and humour, gameplay is very intuitive and fun, platforming puzzles are engaging and 100%-ing each level felt worthwhile.”
“Super cute Ghibli-esque setting and art design which I love, and the gameplay is super addictive with really unique and engaging puzzles and mechanics!”
“It's long, and the mechanics of the game don't vary all that much over the 10-ish hours it'll probably take you to complete it, so it could just be that people are burning out on it partway through.”
“A strange and punishing mechanic to have health be a level completion goal.”
“The ability to see platforms is not even worth calling a game mechanic, let alone an ability.”