Sable's Grimoire: A Dragon's Treasure

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Sable's Grimoire: A Dragon's Treasure is a single player casual simulation game with fantasy, romance, comedy, anime and others themes. It was developed by Zetsubou and was released on July 31, 2020. It received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players.

Sleeping with a possessive half-dragon becomes the least of Sable's worries as he tries to stay one step ahead of his domineering mother-in-law.

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story18 positive mentions

grinding1 negative mentions

Deep and compelling continuation of Drakan's route with strong character development and emotional themes.
Well-written story with impressive worldbuilding, thought-provoking themes, and multiple endings including a true ending that sets up future sequels.
Beautiful artwork and a fitting soundtrack that enhance the immersive experience; game is recommended both as a sequel and as a standalone for newcomers.

Story pacing can be slow, with extended dialogue and exposition that may feel tedious to players seeking more action or romance.
Some visual inconsistencies in character art, particularly with Drakan's appearance in certain CGs affecting immersion.
The protagonist's early attitude might seem frustrating and typical before it improves later in the narrative.

story
52 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story is a compelling and dark expansion to the original Sable's Grimoire universe, focusing on character growth and an existential narrative with multiple endings influenced by player choices. It effectively continues and deepens Drakan and Sable’s storyline, blending fantasy and romance while maintaining a strong plot foundation, praised for its engaging twists and psychological depth despite occasional pacing issues. Overall, reviewers appreciate the well-executed storytelling that enriches the main narrative and leaves players eager for future installments.
- “Great extension to the base game, I found the story to be surprisingly compelling in an existential way.”
- “The writing and characters are just beyond amazing, and the story is exceptional.”
- “This is what I call engaging and creative writing – when you get so deep into the story that you think you know all about the characters and what might happen to them, but then the author takes out a masterfully created twist out of their sleeve and it actually makes sense.”
- “Choices you make seem to direct which ending you get more than the original story's single choice.”
- “I do not think that it spoiled the story that much, but I worry that for some players these conversations can become a bit tedious at times.”
- “Anyway, other than the different endings, A Dragon's Treasure mostly works as a kinetic novel and follows the same main story without any branches in between.”
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in the game includes a mix of base story tracks and new compositions, with some standout pieces like the memorable desert track. While the soundtrack is generally good and complements the visuals, it can feel somewhat repetitive at times. Overall, users appreciate the music despite its occasional repetitiveness.
- “I would like to complement music and visuals right away.”
- “Returning to the question of music, I absolutely loved the track that was played in the desert (it is closer to the middle of the game).”
- “And other music parts were good too.”
- “The music is kinda repetitive and the character sprites aren't as expressive as they are in something like the Fate visual novels (though that might be a bit of an unfair comparison, considering Fate series production value).”
- “Great story, good art, but the soundtrack is a bit repetitive.”
- “Music rating: contains a few of the base story tracks, the new tracks are good.”
graphics
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics are generally beautiful and immersive, maintaining the series' signature art style while introducing stunning new CGs. However, some inconsistency in art style is noted in a few scenes. Overall, the visuals effectively enhance the emotional impact and complement the music.
- “Her passing words and the visuals brought me to tears.”
- “Graphics-wise, a Dragon's Treasure is beautiful just like the predecessor and man and elf.”
- “The artwork is spot on too, keeping the usual style of the series while adding a lot of new beautiful CGs.”
emotional
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect is praised for its wholesome moments and the meaningful challenges Sable faces, highlighting significant character growth, especially in the relationship with Drakan. This emotional development is considered unique and more impactful compared to other character routes.
- “With some nice wholesome moments combined with the different challenges Sable faces, everything is done excellently.”
- “I feel like leaving Drakan alone and not pursuing her in the main game is the worst choice possible. With Sable's help, she manages to make friends and grow more emotionally, and I don't think this sort of growth is comparable to any other of the girls in their route.”
character development
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development in this game is limited, with important growth and depth primarily occurring in the sequel, making the initial experience feel somewhat lacking in this aspect.
humor
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor is characterized by Drakan's youthful immaturity and dense personality, which leads to several laugh-out-loud moments.
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Grinding in the game can become somewhat tedious for some players, though it does not significantly detract from the overall story experience.

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Sable's Grimoire: A Dragon's Treasure is a casual simulation game with fantasy, romance, comedy, anime and others themes.

Sable's Grimoire: A Dragon's Treasure is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation 5, Mac OS and others.

Sable's Grimoire: A Dragon's Treasure was released on July 31, 2020.

Sable's Grimoire: A Dragon's Treasure was developed by Zetsubou.

Sable's Grimoire: A Dragon's Treasure has received overwhelmingly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Sable's Grimoire: A Dragon's Treasure for its story but disliked it for its music.

Sable's Grimoire: A Dragon's Treasure is a single player game.

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