Dragon Sinker
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Dragon Sinker

byExe Create•2016

An all-new retro-style RPG free to play in its entirety! Join forces with other humans, elves, and dwarves, and set off on a journey to slay the evil dragon, Wyrmvarg! Employing 8-bit graphics and sound that hark back to the golden age of RPGs, Dragon Sinker brings a visual and audio feast to the table of hungry gamers starving for the nostalgia o...

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Released
October 11, 2016
Developer
Exe Create
Publisher
Kemco
Platforms
PC · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch · PS5

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Dragon Sinker Reviews

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Dragon Sinker is fortunately no ‘Dragon Stinker’. True, there is nothing you haven’t seen before a couple of decades ago and there is little reason to once again venture into this quest if you happen to have played it on another platform previous to this release. But nostalgia is a powerful force and what the game does, it does so quaintly and provides many hours of blissful, care-free JRPGing tropes. Not revolutionary but still a very welcome choice for Switch owners with a retro itch. If you do love JRPGs, miss the simpler days and enjoy getting out of a game as much as you put into it, we h...

Feb 26, 2018

Dragon Sinker is a top-down, retro-style RPG full of both the strengths and weaknesses of the classics it’s likely inspired by. The game is about the quest of

Apr 2, 2018

Dragon Sinker's retro art style will immediately appeal to anyone who's fond of the original 8-bit Dragon Quest games. However, does this old-school RPG sink or swim?

Feb 19, 2018

Giant dragons appear to like being given human sacrifices to relieve their appetites. Admittedly, this game and the movie Dragon Slayer aren't a conclusive survey group, but there's a definite pattern. A merchant, a baker and a revenant maker.

May 2, 2017

Dragon Sinker’s strength is that, in being such a slavish homage to one of the greatest JRPGs ever made, it too manages to be more playable than many of the original story JRPGs that Kemco produces. It is an endlessly replayable formula that the developers are copying wholesale, after all. But then, in being a slavish homage, the Dragon Sinker also opens itself up to comparisons with the game it’s derivative of. And, sadly, it doesn’t come out well in those comparisons at all.

Mar 8, 2018