Released

Fight The Dragon

Fight The Dragon is a hack-and-slash RPG centered on adventures created by players with an in-game construction kit.

At a glance

Released

Fight The Dragon pairs short, player-created hack-and-slash adventures with a dungeon editor and a persistent personal dragon challenge; play solo or in local, online or LAN co-op.

Release
Released · Steam: Dec 4, 2014
Single-player
Supported
Online co-op
Up to 4 players (cross-platform)
Local co-op
2 players (drop-in split-screen)
Perspective
Not verified
Platform
PC / Steam
Operating systems
Windows, macOS, Linux
VR
Not verified
Developer
3 Sprockets
Publisher
3 Sprockets
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Steam PC edition. Other editions and cross-store play need a separate check.

Steam store artwork for Fight The Dragon.
Game image from official Steam page

Dungeon crawler

About Fight The Dragon

Adventures can be tackled in a nonlinear order, earning loot and levels along the way. Each outing is designed to take about ten to fifteen minutes, letting you explore a single creation or continue through several.

Completing adventures and reaching milestones earns tickets for a separate dragon arena. Each player has a dragon whose damage persists between sessions, and each ticket provides three lives for an attempt. The arena also offers special dragon loot.

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What makes it worth a look?

  • Adventure Construction Kit: Sculpt and paint environments, place enemies, NPCs, traps and checkpoints, connect switches and gates, and playtest within the editor before sharing.
  • Editor controls: Design and playtest with a gamepad or with mouse and keyboard.
  • Play modes: Explore solo, with two people in local drop-in split-screen, or with up to four online or through a LAN server. Online co-op supports cross-platform play.

Is this game right for you or your group?

  • Build and explore. Useful for players who want both loot-driven adventures and tools to create and share their own encounters.
  • A longer goal. The dragon arena gives repeated adventures a separate target, with damage to your personal dragon carrying between sessions.

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