Dragalia Lost is the first Nintendo-published mobile game that isn't a spinoff of an existing, popular franchise like Mario or Animal Crossing. Instead, it's a new tale of a fallen fantasy kingdom and the hodgepodge of adventurers fighting to restore it. Dragalia Lost has all the usual free-to-play mobile trappings: gacha-style random pulls for heroes and items, a limited stamina meter, way too many things to upgrade.
| Genre | Fantasy RPG |
| Platform | iOS, Android |
| Developer | Cygames |
| Publisher | Nintendo |
| Release Date | 2019-08-22 |
Yes, it's available on iOS and Android.
New events are typically released every month with special storylines and challenges.
You can play the core game for free, but some premium content requires in-app purchases.
The game offers quite a lot. The quests (although fairly short) offer a lot of action. The difficulty may seem laughable at 1st, but once you start reaching heights such as lvl 20+ the game really does a 180 on you. Grinding in the game seems challenging, but it's not rip your hair out extremes.
Probably one of the more unique and entertaining gacha-style games I've played in terms of gameplay. The developers are extremely on top of things, updating where needed and listening to player feedback as they go.
As a collaboration between Nintendo and Cygames, it's no shock this game is so polished. The gameplay and combat is fun, and gives the player full control over their character. Between leveling adventures, dragons, weapons, and wyrmprints, there's a lot of content to keep you busy. The ai and controls could use a bit of work, but don't stop this title from being a standout game.
Of all the mobile gacha games I've played over the years, this is one of the best. The level of polish is very high, everything is well designed and crisp. The gameplay is actually fun and skill based, unlike most mobile games. There is plenty to do without spending any money. A free player can see all the content there is, and can farm the best weapons without spending anything. The developers have been very good at communication and quick to fix bugs and implement feedback.
This game is incredibly fun and addicting, and is probably what I would call the definition of easy to learn, hard to master. By far one of the most interactive gatchas on the market with the entire cast being usable to boot, be they 3 stars or 5 stars.
Been playing for ages now, every time I try to take a break it sucks me back in. It's rough to understand at first with team building but it's a blast. The game really carers to f2p players, immensely. You can tell the devs love the game and the balance patches are out of this world. It's just... it's fun. That's all there is to it. Fun. From upgrades, to wyrmprints, all the updates keep making it an easier to understand game and easy to pick up and catch up to play. You'll love it.
Really enjoying the gameplay. It's simple action rpg but with deep stat management. The story is fine but the presentation is great. It's got the same "gatcha" mechanics as every asian phone game in existence but it's still fun. I recommend doing the "batch download" in the options once you can get to it.
I loved Dragalia Lost! My only conplaint is how much space it takes up. Other than that, a really fun game with great multiplayer!
Best gacha game I've played and can be challenging as you progress through the game.
Takes a ton of space, and takes some time to grow. But they help newbies get situated real quick. Gameplay is simple yet addictive. Growth is actually satisfying even if it takes time and grinding, but when it pays off it feels real good.
Pretty generous gacha so far. At least compared to GI. Characters are cute, fun, and cool. Haven't gotten deep into all the systems yet, but will prolly be my main mobile game.
The game offers quite a lot. The quests (although fairly short) offer a lot of action. The difficulty may seem laughable at 1st, but once you start reaching heights such as lvl 20+ the game really does a 180 on you. Grinding in the game seems challenging, but it's not rip your hair out extremes.
Probably one of the more unique and entertaining gacha-style games I've played in terms of gameplay. The developers are extremely on top of things, updating where needed and listening to player feedback as they go.
As a collaboration between Nintendo and Cygames, it's no shock this game is so polished. The gameplay and combat is fun, and gives the player full control over their character. Between leveling adventures, dragons, weapons, and wyrmprints, there's a lot of content to keep you busy. The ai and controls could use a bit of work, but don't stop this title from being a standout game.
Of all the mobile gacha games I've played over the years, this is one of the best. The level of polish is very high, everything is well designed and crisp. The gameplay is actually fun and skill based, unlike most mobile games. There is plenty to do without spending any money. A free player can see all the content there is, and can farm the best weapons without spending anything. The developers have been very good at communication and quick to fix bugs and implement feedback.
This game is incredibly fun and addicting, and is probably what I would call the definition of easy to learn, hard to master. By far one of the most interactive gatchas on the market with the entire cast being usable to boot, be they 3 stars or 5 stars.
Been playing for ages now, every time I try to take a break it sucks me back in. It's rough to understand at first with team building but it's a blast. The game really carers to f2p players, immensely. You can tell the devs love the game and the balance patches are out of this world. It's just... it's fun. That's all there is to it. Fun. From upgrades, to wyrmprints, all the updates keep making it an easier to understand game and easy to pick up and catch up to play. You'll love it.
Really enjoying the gameplay. It's simple action rpg but with deep stat management. The story is fine but the presentation is great. It's got the same "gatcha" mechanics as every asian phone game in existence but it's still fun. I recommend doing the "batch download" in the options once you can get to it.
I loved Dragalia Lost! My only conplaint is how much space it takes up. Other than that, a really fun game with great multiplayer!
Best gacha game I've played and can be challenging as you progress through the game.
Takes a ton of space, and takes some time to grow. But they help newbies get situated real quick. Gameplay is simple yet addictive. Growth is actually satisfying even if it takes time and grinding, but when it pays off it feels real good.
Pretty generous gacha so far. At least compared to GI. Characters are cute, fun, and cool. Haven't gotten deep into all the systems yet, but will prolly be my main mobile game.
The game offers quite a lot. The quests (although fairly short) offer a lot of action. The difficulty may seem laughable at 1st, but once you start reaching heights such as lvl 20+ the game really does a 180 on you. Grinding in the game seems challenging, but it's not rip your hair out extremes.
Probably one of the more unique and entertaining gacha-style games I've played in terms of gameplay. The developers are extremely on top of things, updating where needed and listening to player feedback as they go.
As a collaboration between Nintendo and Cygames, it's no shock this game is so polished. The gameplay and combat is fun, and gives the player full control over their character. Between leveling adventures, dragons, weapons, and wyrmprints, there's a lot of content to keep you busy. The ai and controls could use a bit of work, but don't stop this title from being a standout game.
Of all the mobile gacha games I've played over the years, this is one of the best. The level of polish is very high, everything is well designed and crisp. The gameplay is actually fun and skill based, unlike most mobile games. There is plenty to do without spending any money. A free player can see all the content there is, and can farm the best weapons without spending anything. The developers have been very good at communication and quick to fix bugs and implement feedback.
This game is incredibly fun and addicting, and is probably what I would call the definition of easy to learn, hard to master. By far one of the most interactive gatchas on the market with the entire cast being usable to boot, be they 3 stars or 5 stars.
Been playing for ages now, every time I try to take a break it sucks me back in. It's rough to understand at first with team building but it's a blast. The game really carers to f2p players, immensely. You can tell the devs love the game and the balance patches are out of this world. It's just... it's fun. That's all there is to it. Fun. From upgrades, to wyrmprints, all the updates keep making it an easier to understand game and easy to pick up and catch up to play. You'll love it.
Really enjoying the gameplay. It's simple action rpg but with deep stat management. The story is fine but the presentation is great. It's got the same "gatcha" mechanics as every asian phone game in existence but it's still fun. I recommend doing the "batch download" in the options once you can get to it.
I loved Dragalia Lost! My only conplaint is how much space it takes up. Other than that, a really fun game with great multiplayer!
Best gacha game I've played and can be challenging as you progress through the game.
Takes a ton of space, and takes some time to grow. But they help newbies get situated real quick. Gameplay is simple yet addictive. Growth is actually satisfying even if it takes time and grinding, but when it pays off it feels real good.
Pretty generous gacha so far. At least compared to GI. Characters are cute, fun, and cool. Haven't gotten deep into all the systems yet, but will prolly be my main mobile game.
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