Dragon Sinker

Overview

Number of Players

Single Player

Genre

Adventure, RPG, Simulation, Strategy

Release Date

Switch eShop

22nd Feb 2018, $12.99
22nd Feb 2018, £11.69

Series

Dragon Sinker

Also Available On

3DS eShop

Screenshots (6)

Reviews

25
Review Dragon Sinker (Switch eShop)

Legendary Sinker or Legendary Stinker?
If you were around playing games in the late '80’s and early '90’s you might have caught a fever, a JRPG fever. More often than not you would spend hours reading and gazing at the images on video gaming magazines at Japan-exclusive titles that were deemed unmarketable in the West. Among many of those games...
- Mon 26th Feb 2018
- Reviews
- Switch eShop
- Dragon Sinker

About The Game

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 three teams to take on a host of powerful foes! And if that wasn't 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!

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ChromaticDracula
Thu 22nd Feb 2018

I will do some research on this and dig in heavily if it looks to be made well. Knowing Kemco this will be awesome but I want to see if it ends up feeling too “smartphoney” first.

Edit: @rdrunner1178 so turns out this is a smartphone game also (I didn’t know that it actually was) but it has gotten really good reviews...

Also it is $9.99 on 3DS and $12.99 on Switch plus there is various DLC from $1.99 to $4.99. Don’t know how I feel about the price difference. Not sure which console to buy for.
You can eat a free version on your smartphone. I’m going to do this and see how it is and if I’m going to hate those 8-bit sounds coming out of my TV.