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Dragon Sinker

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Everyone10+
Dragon Sinker
Dragon Sinker

Platforms

  • PC
    Dec 19, 2017
    NA
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    NA
    0 Critics
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    0 Players
  • PlayStation 5
    Jul 25, 2024
    NA
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    NA
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  • PlayStation 4
    Feb 6, 2018
    NA
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    NA
    0 Critics
    8.5
    273 Players
  • Xbox One
    Jan 8, 2020
    NA
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    NA
    0 Critics
    NA
    0 Players
  • Nintendo Switch
    Feb 22, 2018
    NA
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    NA
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  • Nintendo 3DS
    Apr 6, 2017
    NA
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    NA
    0 Critics
    8.7
    66 Players
  • PS Vita
    Feb 6, 2018
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    0 Critics
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    0 Players

4 critic reviews · 0 community reviews across all platforms

Critic Reviews

  • Pure Nintendo

    Pure Nintendo

    7.0
    Strangely enough, the game features a lottery that can be played at any time from the pause menu using in-game currency. It usually produces common items but playing it regularly throughout your adventure will likely net you some rare weapons or even party members that are much stronger than normal.
    Roy Ramsay · Apr 02, 2018
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • NintendoLife

    NintendoLife

    7.0
    Dragon Sinker is fortunately no ‘Dragon Stinker’. True, there is nothing you haven’t seen before a couple of decades ago and there is little reason to once again venture into this quest if you happen to have played it on another platform previous to this release. But nostalgia is a powerful force and what the game does, it does so quaintly and provides many hours of blissful, care-free JRPGing tropes. 
    Gonçalo Lopes · Feb 26, 2018
    Reviewed on Switch
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  • Cubed3

    Cubed3

    3.0
    Dragon Sinker is almost laughable in some aspects. The lottery system makes an absolute mockery of traditional RPGs, and completely imbalances the game. Once you have taken the gameplay out of the equation, Dragon Sinker is just a retro RPG filled to the brim with cliché fantasy tropes and boring storytelling. It does have a somewhat interesting job party system, but that doesn't make it any more worth playing.
    Brandon Howard · Apr 02, 2018
    Reviewed on PS4
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  • Cubed3

    Cubed3

    7.0
    Dragon Sinker might be one of KEMCO's best titles to date. With some 50 games already in their catalogue, Dragon Sinker stands out because it doesn't just settle for being like its influences. It finds incredibly clever ways to enhance the experience it has, and while much of what the player is doing is the same old song and dance, those little off beats more than make up for it.
    Thom Compton · May 15, 2017
    Reviewed on 3DS
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About the game

Trailers & Screenshots:
Set out in search of the legendary weapons to free the world from the rule of Wyrmvarg! Employing 8-bit graphics and sound that hark back to the golden era of RPGs, Dragon Sinker brings a visual and audio feast to the table of hungry gamers starving for the nostalgia of the great classics of yesteryear! Scour the world in search of new companions and collect more than 16 jobs! Then lead up to 12 party members into turn-based battles and swap freely between 3 teams to take on a host of powerful foes! And if that were not exciting enough, character costumes also change according to their job, giving pixel lovers something even more to look forward to! Plus, with plenty of subquests for the hero to tackle and secret dungeons to explore, this is one adventure not soon to be forgotten!
Developer: ExeCreate