[Premium] RPG Dragon Prana

Will the three races join forces to defeat the ultimate enemy in a retro RPG?

Game info

Version :

1.1.2g

Category :

Role playing

Update :

June 29, 2023

Installs :

37,075

Developer :

KEMCO

Price :

$5.99

Requires Android :

Android 6.0+

Content Rating :

Teen

Game description

Android App Analysis and Review: [Premium] RPG Dragon Prana, Developed by KEMCO. Listed in Role playing Category. Current Version Is 1.1.2g, Updated On 29/06/2023 . According to users reviews on Google Play: [Premium] RPG Dragon Prana. Achieved Over 37 thousand Installs. [Premium] RPG Dragon Prana Currently Has 939 Reviews, Average Rating 4.7 Stars

An evil king that threatened the world in the past becomes free from his seal after 120 years. The descendants of the heroes who saved the world have to stand up to fight this new evil.
However, will the world overcome the suzerainty and racial pride of humans, elves and dwarves to face this threat?

A fantastic retro RPG with top quality nostalgic pixel art and a game system worthy of modern times.

Battle with more than 20 classes that can be changed in combat and unlock boards to strengthen stats and learn special skills. The formations are also important to get advantages in turn-based battles. In the end, clear a wide variety of conditions in-game to earn high quality rewards!

This Premium edition does not have ads during gameplay and includes 150 PRP as bonus!

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[Supported OS]
- 6.0 and up
[Game Controller]
- Optimized
[Languages]
- English, Japanese
[SD Card Storage]
- Enabled (Save backup/transfer are not supported.)
[Non-Supported Devices]
This app has generally been tested to work on any mobile device released in Japan. We cannot guarantee full support on other devices. If you have the Developer Options enabled in your device, please turn off the "Don't keep activities" option in case of any issue. On the title screen, a banner showing latest KEMCO games may be displayed but the game doesn't have any ads from 3rd parties.

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What's New

Ver. 1.1.2g
- Minor bug fixes.

Rate and review on Google Play store

4.7

939 total

5 74.7

4 19.8

3 3.9

2 0.9

1 0.9

Total number of ratings

Total number of active users rated for: [Premium] RPG Dragon Prana

Total number of installs (*estimated)

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Recent Comments

frostだげ

The game is extremely fun, however I've only seen 4 classes, and the movement controls can be finicky at times, especially when dealing with a push puzzle. The game feels more difficult while also easier than the first game. You can also adjust enemy spawn rates, while also auto healing out of battle which is a nice QoL improvement. Overall it's an amazing game, but that last star I personally can't give because of the controls, and yeah not exactly able to upgrade classes at the current moment.

Jester The Jynxster

It's a decent retro RPG, though the difficulty needs some tweaking. If you buy the treasure room keys, or use the crafting system much; it's VERY easy to have your party become far too powerful. To the point that even on hard, the game offers virtually no challenge anymore. I don't know if I'd pay $6 for it, but if you use Play Pass it's a good playthrough.

Gerard Misa

Fun enough for a one handed almost auto RPG. Most of the elements are basic that it's easy to understand even without hundreds of hours of play time. The controls are a bit frustrating that the pad is fixed but otherwise one handed operation is great. Most maps lack elements and I feel like it's just doors and chests. There's no other interactable objects. Almost bare bones game but very enjoyable.

Josh Kramer

This game is a bit formulaic, but all in all it is what you want in a grinding little retro RPG. If you have played Dragon Sinker then you will probably fall into the rhythm of this game quickly. I wanted to give it 3 stars because it really isn't all that great, but the creators at least tried to give you an experience. Not worth $6 but for Play pass it is a way to pass the time.

Maxer MRH

Simple classic RPG, with all lf the cheesy dialog you could want. The combat only really gets interesting towards the midgame, but then it's alright. Overall quite enjoyable, with several types of progression to keep your grind addiction placated. It gets ridiculous in the endgame though, and some difficulty spikes are clearly designed to push you into buying stat boosts for real money.

Chris Collins

I'm playing through Google play pass and am thoroughly enjoying the game. I would love to purchase to support, but I can't figure out how, because of the pay pass. So if I can figure out how to bypass that.I don't play games for the story line. Therefore the skip feature is a welcome addition for me. The game play is fun, engaging, and easy to follow. The 8 bit retro graphics are a nice touch. I even believe a high render version would be exciting. Though, I am a big fan of nostalgia.

BcNoffNee5

Dragon prana offers an experience similar to the classic RPG's with a refreshing modern touch. A compelling story and good gameplay keeps you wanting more. My biggest suggestion is to not abuse the treasure rooms. The loot gained from 2 treasure rooms and about an hour of grinding brought my characters to a ridiculous power level. So strong that I was able to defeat the 1st boss with 1 spell, even on Hard. I thought the game's difficulty would balance, but hasn't after 5 or so hours.

Zachary Holt

9 hours in with no grinding needed thus far Solid turn-based RPG with easy to grasp mechanics, a nice pixel art style, solid flow in combat and upgrading. Nothing is too in-depth to be too complicated, it feels like all the systems work well enough together. Classes feel diverse enough and the 4 characters you're given can learn any class and equip any weapon and I like it here. The story seems somewhat generic, however given its own charm and touch that makes it feel cohesive and well made.