Dragon Force (1996)
Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Strategy, Real Time Strategy (RTS), Tactical
Themes:Fantasy, Warfare
Game modes:Single player
Story:Step forth brave warrior. The destiny of the world of Legendra lies solely in your hands. Play as one of eight warlords, each with a unique storyline, to conquer the evil forces of Madruk in this incredible role playing/strategy game.
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Still have the old Saturn game with manual, They used to make beautiful manuals back then. This game is fairly unique and detailed. The characters are interesting, well drawn and each faction you play as has a different storyline. Really miss playing this one.
I've played so many games. Almost everything from the Pong Console to present day. Dragon Force is one of those games that I keep thinking about, along with Snatcher for Sega CD but that will be for another vote. I own this for my Saturn but would love a PC port, and willing to pay for it again. For many who never played this game, it is easily one of the best Saturn releases. Dragon Force for the Sega Saturn stands out as a special title due to its ambitious blend of strategy, role-playing, and real-time tactical combat, a combination that was rare for its time. Released in 1996 by Working Designs, the game offered an expansive world with eight distinct kingdoms, each led by a unique monarch with their own motivations and storylines, giving players an unprecedented level of choice and replayability. Its innovative battle system, featuring massive clashes with up to 100 units per side, brought a thrilling sense of scale and chaos that set it apart from typical RPGs. Coupled with vibrant 2D sprite art and a sweeping soundtrack, Dragon Force delivered a rich, immersive experience that earned it a cult following. For Saturn owners, it was a showcase of the console's potential, pushing technical and creative boundaries in an era dominated by simpler narratives and gameplay mechanics.
Do your thing GOG. Make this happen please!
This is probably my favorite game ever made. I used to play this after school in Jr high and always ended up spending too much time with it. It was too easy to play for what felt like an hour but was often more like 3-4 hours. Its amazing that so few games even inspired by this one have released over the years. I'm surprised Sega hasn't done more with re-releasing it. If the opportunity ever comes up, GOG should work with them on bringing this game to PC.
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