I love Dragalia Lost where I can get my favorite MILFs cause this game has a lot of them. Might as well call it Dragalia MILFs.
absolutely love this game, but fell off after a couple years. dying for a switch follow-up.
gacha arrombado
Stream Daoko
best nintendo mobile game. cool, very nice characters and character designs, just kinda got bored with it after a while
I was a Day 1 player that kept up for about a year, and I've been taking intermittent breaks pretty much ever since. Very glad it's still around, especially being a new IP. Love the MMO-lite feel of the game.
alberius. good.
An actually good gacha game, a surprise to be sure!
Super friendly to newcomers and to long time players thanks to generous devs and design. You only need to score 1 Copy to max a hero. and only 5 for the dragons, which you can get really fast.
While money will get you farther faster, the grind and co-op elements are still super fun even as a F2P. Also stars some super cool collabs like FE, Monster Hunter and even Persona.
If theres one mobile game to play, its this one.
Super friendly to newcomers and to long time players thanks to generous devs and design. You only need to score 1 Copy to max a hero. and only 5 for the dragons, which you can get really fast.
While money will get you farther faster, the grind and co-op elements are still super fun even as a F2P. Also stars some super cool collabs like FE, Monster Hunter and even Persona.
If theres one mobile game to play, its this one.
I probably wouldn't have played this if Nintendo's name wasn't attached to it. That said it does have catchy music and good artwork.
alas dragalia really will be lost
never did play very long but I always thought the core concept was neat. wish it could have had a better life as a ys-style switch game first 💔
never did play very long but I always thought the core concept was neat. wish it could have had a better life as a ys-style switch game first 💔
EOS waits for nobody
It was pretty fun for a gacha game, but it sucks that it's gonna go offline by the end of the year. Guess I've still got FEH and CRK, at least.
rip lost
a game that had the potential to become a solid IP, dicked over by lacking marketing and a fight between its parent companies.
Harle should call me.
Harle should call me.
Truly rest in peace dragalia, you were an amazing time and I was glad to have you while you were there. I was able to meet amazing friends and be apart of a truly special and kind community, and I had years worth of fun with your simple yet rewarding gameplay with a great team building aspect. Not to mention the story that actually managed to interest and captivate me. Top it all off with fun characters and great visuals and music, and it's something that will always leave an impact. You will forever be precious to me, and Vio Rhyse Alberia.
good by mobile game standards but it takes up too much gotdamn space on my phone
I would trust Cygames with my life
The first mobile game I put a ton of time into, love the character designs and music. Even has a decent story.
i played this purely for the persona 5 collab, but this is easily the best mobile game that nintendo has made. the combat is great, music is PHENOMENAL, and the collabs are always fun, and provide a new story to play.
For a mobile gacha game, it far exceeds the expectations placed on it. With a fun and interesting story that has many twists, characters that are excellently written, and gameplay that is both simple and complex that is above a caliber of most mobile games, Dragalia Lost is a critically ignored gem that far exceeds what most people think mobile games are.
THIS IS EVERYTHING TO ME
more like dragalia lost their funding
One of the best gacha games made so far. Good art, amazing music, decent gameplay, good worldbuilding and events. It is pretty grindy and the equipment grind in particular is really annoying. Events that require other players to take down raid bosses are cool but they become really annoying since it has no auto mode.
Dragalia Lost is a mobile action RPG with real time combat. The main gimmick of the game is the fact your characters can transform into "dragons" (it's a very loose term in the game) during battle to unleash strong attacks and skills.
Like most mobile RPGs out there, Dragalia Lost is a gacha game, but it's actually nicely handled. Rates aren't all that bad and the free characters are usually pretty decent. A downside, for me, is that like most mobile games out there, it's very grindy and requires a lot of time investment (which is why I dropped it).
One thing I really liked about the game were the multiplayer raids. Some events had massive bosses you could tackle in co-op with other players and it was a lot of fun.
Overall, it's a fun game, but I just couldn't keep up with the time investment. If you're looking for a good mobile game then this one's worth it.
Like most mobile RPGs out there, Dragalia Lost is a gacha game, but it's actually nicely handled. Rates aren't all that bad and the free characters are usually pretty decent. A downside, for me, is that like most mobile games out there, it's very grindy and requires a lot of time investment (which is why I dropped it).
One thing I really liked about the game were the multiplayer raids. Some events had massive bosses you could tackle in co-op with other players and it was a lot of fun.
Overall, it's a fun game, but I just couldn't keep up with the time investment. If you're looking for a good mobile game then this one's worth it.
I think everyone has one predatory gacha game they end up getting attached to, and this one was mine. I played it pretty regularly for some 3 years and I'm a little sad to see it shutting down even though I find it difficult to produce a compelling reason as to why I liked it so much.
The "game" itself is mostly grinding, but it gave me something to do during a time where I really needed a distraction as well as something to consistently look forward to. While there was certainly a meta, you could get through most of the content with whatever units you had as a F2P, and the focus on PvE made it a less hostile experience overall. It also wasn't particularly monetized, which I think was a large contributant to its seemingly premature shutdown.
I really like the character designs and the colorful art, the majority of which I believe is created by Naoki Saito. While maybe not award winning, it seems like a lot of effort was put into the writing, the worldbuilding, and all the lengthy event and individual character stories. The roster of some 300+ characters, each of which with their own personalities and detailed backstories, really brought a lot to the game.
Most long-time players could see the writing on the wall, but the EOS announcement was very sudden. It seems like there was a lot more the devs wanted to do with the world they had made, but funding was probably cut because of the game's dwindling revenue. I hope the Dragalia world and characters get some kind of use in the future, but I'd say the chances are pretty slim.
The "game" itself is mostly grinding, but it gave me something to do during a time where I really needed a distraction as well as something to consistently look forward to. While there was certainly a meta, you could get through most of the content with whatever units you had as a F2P, and the focus on PvE made it a less hostile experience overall. It also wasn't particularly monetized, which I think was a large contributant to its seemingly premature shutdown.
I really like the character designs and the colorful art, the majority of which I believe is created by Naoki Saito. While maybe not award winning, it seems like a lot of effort was put into the writing, the worldbuilding, and all the lengthy event and individual character stories. The roster of some 300+ characters, each of which with their own personalities and detailed backstories, really brought a lot to the game.
Most long-time players could see the writing on the wall, but the EOS announcement was very sudden. It seems like there was a lot more the devs wanted to do with the world they had made, but funding was probably cut because of the game's dwindling revenue. I hope the Dragalia world and characters get some kind of use in the future, but I'd say the chances are pretty slim.
Gacha. Also EOS lol
An excellent gacha with occasionally tough action gameplay. Despite being an original IP marketed as a blockbuster Nintendo mobile game, it's surprisingly fresh and extremely F2P friendly, similar to Fire Emblem Heroes. My only gripes with it are that it can be pretty grindy and I never got the hang of the gameplay, but I've really enjoyed my time with this regardless. Highly recommend you give it a shot while it's still around.
I played this game at the very start because I loved the art style but nothing else made me want to keep up with this. But I heard it got really better since launch which makes sense.
So hopefully the creators can make this into a full-fledge 60 hour game or whatever.
Cause I do want to give it another chance
So hopefully the creators can make this into a full-fledge 60 hour game or whatever.
Cause I do want to give it another chance
dragalia is the most solid gacha game ever made gameplaywise. i may be biased since it is mmo inspired but it and everything is genuinely designed around the platform its on rather than being adapted to it and forcing you to flip your phone
It'll be really sad to see this game go, but I'm grateful for all of the fun I had playing the game. I think despite Nintendo's efforts to keep it in the background, it managed to stand out among other gachas due to the action-focused gameplay and character designs. All in all it was a super fun experience and I hope that maybe in the future Nintendo and/or Cygames can revisit this game.