Dragon Hills

I like it. It is much better than CATS. I will play it again, and again. (Who knows the reference?) This is a lot of fun once you get into it. It isn't the best game in the world but it's great for what it is. My only concern is the lag when there is a lot of action on the screen. UPDATE: This game gets better and better. I play it more than any other game now. I have most of the "power ups" and am on level 63. I hope there is no limit to the levels (unless there's a true ending). Please add more weapons/power ups/dragons/etc. Soon I will have everything and not much to strive for anymore. UPDATE: absolutely love this game. *DEVELOPERS*I am on level 126 and have all of the power ups maxed out. PLEASE ADD MORE STUFF QUICK!!!!!

And then this. I was looking for a game that taught something valuable to my child and wasn't presented in an educational framework - something like the games I used to play as a kid, but simple enough for a four-year old to operate. I found this game months ago and both of us can't get enough. Dragon Hills teaches hand-eye coordination in a unique way, and its one-touch operation couldn't be simpler. Just when you think it's getting repetitive, you'll discover nuances in the gameplay. If you get "addicted" to games, you better steer clear of this bit. This is not to mention the graphic and audio mastery. We play on a UE Boom 2 Bluetooth speaker and it sounds more like action scenes from Pirates of the Caribbean than an iPad app. Animations are on point. Storyline is appropriately simple and still fresh. Only drawback is a slowdown in gameplay when sprites max out, even on my iPhone 6s (newest processor at the time of review).

I have no place to really complain here as this is a fairly fun time killer. The one complaint I have about this game is how they shifted this and the sequel over to the Pay side of the App Store. This does not effect me as this was done after I got the game, but still, this decision was carried over in the sequel, which I really want to play as it looks so much more refined and all around awesome, but sadly, I will probably never receive that chance as these games will now follow a pattern of pay to play. A path which I dislike apps with this much potential for being a steamroller for F2P take much to often. Anyhow, I will continue to play the first game as it is still fun to this day.

Okay, it's been a long time since I hit the 'shop' icon in a mobile game and it takes me to the shop for swords and armor, not 'Buy 1,000 coins for $2.99' That said, it took me a minute to warm up to the game, but once I did, it's been a blast! The controls are simple (think Tiny Wings except you get to destroy castles, eat knights, and dodge lava), the upgrade system is fun as you buy huge swords for your princess and dragon armor (and you get coins at a rate that actually lets you upgrade at a reasonable pace) and overall, a great little game!

My liking for dragons pulled me to this game, so I had to try it. The overall concept is pretty good, and I like the way the game is set up. There are no major bugs or issues worth complaining about, so that’s pretty cool. I think what could make this game better, though is if you add more into it. Maxing our on all skills is fairly easy, and I think more upgradables would be nice. This game is great, and I would reccomend this game to anyone who has a liking for medieval atmospheres and dragons.