Hungry Dragon Review!
“Unleash fiery fury from above in Hungry Dragon, a fun and frantic flying action game where everything and everyone is on the menu!
Control ferocious dragons and fly, burn and eat your way through a medieval world packed with legends, monsters, and deliciously unsuspecting prey!
RELEASE THE DRAGONS
• Collect ferocious flying fire-breathing Dragons, each unique in their own way
• Unlock crazy Costumes to fly faster, burn bigger, and eat more
• Equip exotic Pets and weird creatures to boost your power
• Level up and train by feasting on townsfolk, monsters and other delicious prey
FEEDING FRENZY
• Fly through, explore and destroy a world of villages, forests, hills, and Goblin City!
• Smash through obstacles to access hidden areas in the world
• Feed on more for a higher score – Hungry Dragons are never satisfied!
FEEL THE BURN
• Go on a grilling spree in a huge free-roaming world in epic 3D
• Activate Fire Rush and release an inferno incinerating all in your path!
• Roast a medieval feast of monsters, soldiers, trolls, witches, and much more
UNLEASH THE LEGEND
• Evolve and train Legendary Dragons – strange hybrid monsters and dinosaurs
• Unlock epic special powers – the more you train, the crazier the power!
• Become a legend by competing in Legendary Leagues to defeat friends and foes!”
Hungry Dragon Links:
iOS Link: https://apps.apple.com/sg/app/hungry-dragon/id1163163344
Android Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ubisoft.hungrydragon&hl=en_GB
Company: Ubisoft
Genre: Action
Rated: 9+
Offers in-app Purchases
Gameplay
The aim of the game is very similar to Hungry Shark World where you need to eat everything in order to score points. The idea is to eat everything that is smaller than you in order to keep your life up. Be careful of humans shooting at you, bigger animals, and bombs – these will bring your life down and you’ll die.
The only difference between Hungry Shark World and Hungry Dragon is that in this game, it takes a lot longer to grow.
Graphics
Visually, Hungry Dragon looks really nice. Despite being cartoon-themed, your dragon, the characters around you and the background are all very detailed. There are things going on all the time, meaning you need to keep a close eye on your gameplay to make sure you don’t die.
The game didn’t lag at any point and ran smoothly for the most part. Can’t fault the graphics at all.
Music & Sounds
There is a lot, and I mean a lot of sounds going on during the gameplay, especially when you’re near lots of targets. When there are humans shooting at you, dragons trying to kill you and spiders biting you, there is a lot going on. However, when there isn’t much around there’s calming music which is pretty much the complete opposite to what the game is about.
Controls
The controls are pretty simple to follow. On the left, you have a trackpad you move around to control your dragon and an invisible button on the right to boost (making yourself go faster).
The Power of in-app Purchases
The store is divided into three sections: offers, gems, and coins.
Offers
No offers available right now
Gems
- 10 gems for £0.99
- 53 gems for £4.99
- 110 gems for £9.99
- 250 gems for £19.99
- 560 gems for £38.99
- 1,200 gems for £74.99
Coins
- 3,000 coins for 5 gems
- 13,200 coins for 20 gems
- 36,000 coins for 50 gems
- 210,000 coins for 250 gems
- 360,000 coins for 400 gems
- 1,020,000 coins for 1,000 gems
Dragons
Dragons are earned by playing the game, however, you can unlock them early at a price.
- Mad Snax for 20 gems
- Sparks for 35 gems
- Don Drago for 40 gems
- Jekyll & Fried for 50 gems
- Zhé Long for 80 gems
- Blaze for 100 gems
- Dante – obtain Blaze to reveal this dragon’s price
- Jawfrey – obtain Blaze to reveal this dragon’s price
- Poseidran – obtain Jawfrey to reveal this dragon’s price
- Draconis – obtain Poseidran to reveal this dragon’s price
- Goldheist – obtain Draconis to reveal this dragon’s price
- Umbra – obtain Goldheist to reveal this dragon’s price
Each dragon has it’s own qualities, for example, Mad Snax is aggressive with an appetite for chaos and Sparks is a speed serpent who loves to play with food!
The Verdict
Hungry Dragon is most likely staying on my phone, for the main reason that it is extremely addictive. I don’t know what it is, but eating everything in sight is fun. I definitely preferred this game to Hungry Shark World as it visually looked better, sounded better and the gameplay was a lot more interesting.
If you decide to download Hungry Dragon, let us know what you think and if you agree or disagree with any of the things we said. Happy gaming and stay casual!
Hungry Dragon Overall Rating: 4/5
iOS Link: https://apps.apple.com/sg/app/hungry-dragon/id1163163344
Android Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ubisoft.hungrydragon&hl=en_GB
Company: Ubisoft
Genre: Action
Rated: 9+
Offers in-app Purchases
About Post Author
