Dragon of Steelthorne

For an on-sale 3-dollar price, this game is a reasonable purchase. However, outside of the sale, I would not recommend this game. For one, the game must be longer if it claims to have 140,000 words, for it appears to have less content than the said amount. Furthermore, the companion has no in-depth description or more personality traits. When you spend time with these companions, there is neither a handout story nor...

12 found this helpful, 2024-05-03

For the price it works, but the game itself is insanely short and only really gets good at the very end when the game ends, literally. It has potential if it was longer but it feels like it was rushed for a quick grab at money. I honestly wouldn't recommend it.

7 found this helpful, 2024-05-04

I did enjoy what I played but ultimately I can't recommend it, it feels half baked, it ends abruptly and out of the sudden, it's a game with just 3 real chapters, too short.

3 found this helpful, 2024-05-04

For being a $5, it's a good game to waste a few hours on. However, it's not the best management COG game out there. I firmly believe WFTW holds that title. When the management section comes to play, you are only able to do one action (Build something, Meet with an RO, or do a side mission). Once you choose one, a week passes. I am really not sure why this is a trend in these management text-based games, but only...