AdventureQuest Dragons

Hatch and evolve 12 Dragons in an idle game from the makers of Cookie Clicker & AdventureQuest Worlds!

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Games	Free	Artix Entertainment LLC	iPhone, iPad, iPod

AdventureQuest Dragons Screenshot on iOS

DRAGONS
* Steampunk Dragon
* Fire Dragon
* Green Dragon
* Shadow Dragon
* Three-Headed Dragon
* Evil Lava Dragon
* Gold Dragon
* Lightning Dragon
* Faerie Dragon
* Undead Dragon
* Slime Dragon
* Frost Dragon

Become a master of Dragons. Tap dragon eggs to hatch them, and then collect gems to power-up and evolve your dragons into titanic beasts. Collect and evolve them all.

FEATURES
* 12 masterfully painted and animated Dragons
* Each Dragon has unique upgrades and stories!
* Unlock hundreds of Dragon achievements.
* Your Dragons can play for you, even when the app is closed.

Collect Dragons of every breed! Battle through the storylines where your Dragon will raise armies, create cities, and most likely destroy civilizations while fighting fearsome foes. From an egg to master of the multiverse!

“Dragons, they’re alright.” - Orteil, creator of Cookie Clicker
“Dragons are cool!” - Artix, creator of AdventureQuest Worlds

FEATURING DRAGON ART BY
Dage - Lead AdventureQuest Worlds Artist
Thyton - Lead DragonFable/MechQuest Artist
Oishii - Original AdventureQuest Artist
Yergen - Bladehaven/HeroSmash Master Animator Extraordinaire - And One Handsome Devil

FEATURING WRITING BY
Orteil - Cookie Clicker Creator
Artix - AdventureQuest Creator
Opti - Cookie Clicker Administrator
Cysero - DragonFable/AQworlds writer

The most epic clicker game of all time! As an idle game, the point of the Dragons is to ultimately have the game play for you. Master the art of tapping and not tapping. Easy to do - difficult to master. Become the greatest Dragon Master in all of time and space by tapping (er- or rather NOT TAPPING) your way to glory!

Raise your horde of dragons, Dragon Master!

Reviews

Why can't I stop playing
Leixan

I seem to be helplessly addicted to this game. Love it! Add me - 2k510ob2 c:

Dragons!
KitsuneDemon

I am addicted to this game, and it's easy to slowly collect all the dragons. I do want a reset feature for individual dragons or some way to get some achievements I missed in their egg of juvenile form. My OCD is killing me here. Anyway, add my friend code for a free key! And to help me get the Cookie Dragon! 3r6460tm

Love Your games
You and you andYOU

I love AQW and im playing it right now, i stopped to check my billions of gems and it took 5 min to load. With that time i finished the last 2 quests in the swordhaven chaos story and got the cyber king. I LOVE ARTIX ENTERTAINMENT. I have an account for almost all your games. Thought you should know. Love your games, and your puns. You make pushing a bunch of buttons fun. ?? Thank you

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AuroraIce101

This game is great. I loved playing Cookie Clicker and this is just as amazing. Add me please so I can get cookie dragon ud77644b

Pretty dragons, less pretty gameplay
C.Olimar788

As a big fan of Orteil and his Cookie Clicker, I was excited to try out another game he had worked on. Plus, it had dragons! What could go wrong? Unfortunately, the game is plagued by the usual f2p nonsense and permeated by a sense of not caring for its players, quite unlike Orteil's idling claim to fame. But first, the positive. The dragons are positively gorgeous, and built with a surprising amount of personality. Through their individual upgrades, the new "Lore" element especially, you get a real sense of the personality of your flying lizards, which is a lot of fun! The upgrades are as well-written and witty as you'd expect coming from Cookie Clicker, with all sorts of fun unlocks making you come back again and again to idle longer and better. Unfortunately, the game's overarching structure seems more made to make a buck than to offer its players - and buyers - a worthwhile experience. Without paying for extra keys it is nearly impossible to get any dragons beyond the first three, a problem that would have easily been solved by simply setting up the dragons in a progression chain or making each worth the same number of keys. Even if you do decide to buy keys, as I did, the developers offer no protection of your save is lost or corrupted, do heaven help you if you want to change phones. And though purchasing keys removes the banner ads, the game's highest echelon of upgrades, especially the elusive Lore, is balanced with your watching ads for gems in mind, so you'll likely spend most of your time doing that. Nothing is quite as frustrating as a game designed as an ad space. The recent update is particularly offensive in that regard. Not only does it further increase the price of the final upgrades, it fails to fix the prominent issue of Lore not unlocking properly for many dragons, including the very first one. To add insult to injury, the cookie dragon brings to mind a better idling game while simultaneously asking players - including those who have already spent money on keys - to be artificial viral marketers to unlock it. I would love to see this game improve in the future. There is a good core system punctuated by good writers and artists, but the whole thing comes off as a mess of freemium shenanigans. For the time being, at least, I cannot recommend this game. Instead, play the far superior and far more player-friendly Cookie Clicker.