Dragon Raja 12+

Okay so overall the game was amazing.
But, I find that there are way to many things going on and everything is kind of all over the place, there are so many different menus and back pages that it makes it really difficult to navigate your way around the controls.
I also don’t like that the game constantly crashes. Their are way to many things going on at once and that’s why the games is constantly crashing, you guys need to fix the menu system so things are simpler, easier to navigate and less complicated.

Hey all, I want to write a review because I was thoroughly addicted to this game at one point and I feel I played it long enough to give a more honest review. I’ll try to go over everything I can but this will be a long paragraph so I will sum things up for people who want a quick read and if you’d like to know more details then continue on!

Things that I really enjoyed with this game: The graphics, the flexibility when designing your character, some of the costumes, game controls, server bosses, team dungeons, the multiplayer teaming up aspects, and EXP earning (if I remember more I will edit).

Things I did not like about this game: Pay to win, some costumes, gacha everything, the story, certain pvp situations, the game content, too many currencies, side stories (anecdotes), chat/player moderation, character classes, clubs, and daily events (dailies).

Okay, now let’s get into the nitty gritty. I loved the graphics in Dragon Raja (DR) and for the most part I had no internet issues (and my wifi is not top of the line). Controlling the characters and fighting was smooth. Easy to earn lots of experience and catch up on experience lost. I could make new friends easily and there was a chat function for when we teamed up for dungeons if we needed it (usually we use Discord). You had a lot of design options when making your character which was part of the appeal for me, as I could experiment with whatever and it was relatively easy to do so.

I have a lot to say about what DR needs to work on. My main reason for quitting the game is that I couldn’t keep up. There is a ranking system in DR for multiple different game aspects such as character lvl, pets, and so on. I was competitively trying to stay in higher ranks, and my main class was Soul Dancer. To maintain a high rank, you need to play and do the dailies everyday, as well as complete weekly events. I work full-time, so trying to do everything would take up ALL of my time. It was too time consuming, and considering I worked 40 hour weeks, I am the average Joe. I was living and breathing either work or DR to stay at top 10 for Soul Dancers alone. Dailies would take an average 3 hours to do. Another thing I want to say is that if you want to get to where I was, get ready to spend over $1000 and still not be anywhere near the top. If you didn’t spend $ at all though forget about doing any pvp or pve in the game, as it takes forever to get even close to strong enough without spending some sort of cash. People will wipe the floor with you. This game is too cluttered. When I left, this game had a pet function, bond function, soulmates(marriage), house, child(like a pet), etc. So much for each of them, not cheap real money wise or game currency wise. Soooo many currencies too in game that I can’t keep up. My inventory slots were filling up just to hang onto game currencies. Expensive to specialize your character in certain areas of your class such as core or motors. Way too much gacha (lottery), and way too expensive to roll for something, both with real money and game currency. I had to gacha to try and upgrade gear, and if it failed, I’d be out over 1k gems (not easy to get in abundance) and then I’d have to wait until I could try again, at which I could fail again and again, until finally I hit the guaranteed upgrade. Some costumes in this game were so beautiful and some were radically ugly. Most limited, and a limited costume whether gacha or not would cost hundreds to get.

The character classes are all pretty unbalanced, and the game keeps adding more that are further unbalanced. I know this is a reoccurring issue in some games and is hard to maintain when adding new content, but then they don’t pay attention to classes that are barely used. No one used assassin or gunslinger in my server when I played because they had major set backs that made pvp a nightmare. Assassins may deal dmg but weren’t as tanky and gunslinger was long range but not stun resistant at all so other classes would just constantly stun.

PvP hurts my soul in DR. Sometimes in cross server, the game would match your fetus server with the first server in the game so there was no balance. Other times you meet a whale and get decimated with ease because they are lower level but spent more than you. The only pvp mode I really liked was Blitz because it was a knockoff Battle Royal where your class, level, gear, etc. didn't apply.

Nothing is straightforward in this game. Barely any in game tutorials and it took so long for me to understand many things at once, and I still didn’t get all of it. There’s too much going on and it’s all cluttered together. So much to keep track of and it’s hard to commit to one thing when you need all the resources to keep up with normal game events like club events or dungeons. The game’s story is microscopic compared to everything else.

Let’s move on to the story aspect of this game. You aren’t the main character, in fact you are more like an NPC that spectates and does the bidding for the main characters. Your level depends on how far into the story you are. I was level 100 ish and confused as heck. I won’t spoil anything, but the one part of the story that could’ve made me have even a little character arc was brushed over like an after-thought. It was actually sad. This game has anecdotes (side stories) you can discover and get rewards for finding and completing, but to be honest most were boring, involved characters unrelated to the main story, and were so annoying to trigger the right conditions to complete them. The clue given to discovering an anecdote could be completely unrelated to its trigger. If the anecdotes provided more background to the main story, like side arcs and such that allow you to better understand what’s going on, that would’ve helped so much more.

I really need to say a warning here for parents with children who want to experience this game. PLEASE DON’T LET YOUR CHILD PLAY THIS. No chat/player moderation at all.

He’s so cute and Sweet and I wish their was an option where you could romance him instead of other players, I love the game as it is but if there was a option like that it would be so much funny as well.