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Genre : RPG
Multiplayer : 1 player
Year : 2013
Developer : The Muteki Corporation
Publisher : The Muteki Corporation
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Dragon Fantasy is a retro-style role-playing video game developed by The Muteki Corporation. The game was originally created as an homage to series designer Adam Rippon's late father, sculptor and professor Thomas Rippon, who died in December 2010.
Dragon Fantasy features classic Japanese role-playing game gameplay, including random battles, lengthy treasure-filled dungeons, and a story about a lone hero saving the world. The game features numerous homages to other games in the genre, most notably Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest, but also Lufia and EarthBound, amongst others.
With the release of Dragon Fantasy on PlayStation Network, an enhanced mode with updated 16-bit styled graphics and orchestrated audio was added. This enhanced mode may be turned on or off at any time.
Plot:
Dragon Fantasy Book I features three canonical chapters, plus one intermission chapter based on Minecraft.
- Chapter One "Dragon Fantasy" - Centers around the character Ogden, who is based on the series creator's father Thomas Rippon, who is a washed-up former hero getting back into the business of world-saving. It also sets up many of the characters and themes for the rest of the game.
- Chapter Two "The Heir Unapparent" - Tells the parallel story of Prince Anders, brother of Prince Marlon, who was kidnapped at the beginning of Chapter One. During his travels, Anders discovers an important artifact that becomes particularly central to the story in the sequel, Dragon Fantasy Book II.
- Chapter Three "Operation Desert Plunder" - Introduces new characters Jerald and Ramona, a thief and his niece escaping the desert empire of Sandheim. They rob a ship that Anders and Ogden are traveling in, and find the artifact found in Chapter Two, to their great peril.
- Chapter Four "Intermission M" - Features a non-canon side-story about the heroes traveling to a Minecraft server and retrieving Notch's magic Swedish hat from an Enderdragon in order to return to the real world. It was created in honor of the game's first appearance at a convention during Minecon in 2011.
Dragon Fantasy features classic Japanese role-playing game gameplay, including random battles, lengthy treasure-filled dungeons, and a story about a lone hero saving the world. The game features numerous homages to other games in the genre, most notably Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest, but also Lufia and EarthBound, amongst others.
With the release of Dragon Fantasy on PlayStation Network, an enhanced mode with updated 16-bit styled graphics and orchestrated audio was added. This enhanced mode may be turned on or off at any time.
Plot:
Dragon Fantasy Book I features three canonical chapters, plus one intermission chapter based on Minecraft.
- Chapter One "Dragon Fantasy" - Centers around the character Ogden, who is based on the series creator's father Thomas Rippon, who is a washed-up former hero getting back into the business of world-saving. It also sets up many of the characters and themes for the rest of the game.
- Chapter Two "The Heir Unapparent" - Tells the parallel story of Prince Anders, brother of Prince Marlon, who was kidnapped at the beginning of Chapter One. During his travels, Anders discovers an important artifact that becomes particularly central to the story in the sequel, Dragon Fantasy Book II.
- Chapter Three "Operation Desert Plunder" - Introduces new characters Jerald and Ramona, a thief and his niece escaping the desert empire of Sandheim. They rob a ship that Anders and Ogden are traveling in, and find the artifact found in Chapter Two, to their great peril.
- Chapter Four "Intermission M" - Features a non-canon side-story about the heroes traveling to a Minecraft server and retrieving Notch's magic Swedish hat from an Enderdragon in order to return to the real world. It was created in honor of the game's first appearance at a convention during Minecon in 2011.
Dragon Fantasy: Book I gameplay movie (09/09/2023 10:00)
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