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Dragon's Crown

Atlus · Aug 6, 2013

PS3 · Vita

Teen

About

Dragon's Crown is a multiplayer hack-and-slash beat'em up game with breathtaking visual style, a design built around cooperative play, epic boss fights, and the ability to discover a new adventure in every play session. Developer Vanillaware deftly marries stunning hand-drawn and animated art work with deep, action-packed hardcore gameplay. Dragon's Crown allows up to four players to team up locally or online to clear out monster-ridden dungeons, discover precious treasure, and destroy awe-inspiring bosses. Its unique, highly replayable design means that every time players can boot up and log on, they can expect a different experience.

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Scores by platform

PlayStation 3

Critic 7.9 (23 critics) · Gamer 9.2

8.3

PS Vita

Critic 8.5 (14 critics) · Gamer 9.2

8.6

Critic reviews

  • ZTGD

    Ken McKown · May 18, 2018

    8.0
    Dragon’s Crown Pro is the definition of what a remaster should be. Cross save and crossplay with older versions is a great bonus, and the new orchestral score is incredible. This is a game a lot of people missed due to one reason or another. Don’t make that mistake again. This is one of the best beat ‘em up games in the last ten years. More than worth investing into.
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  • GameSpew

    Richard Seagrave · May 14, 2018

    7.0
    Honestly, there's a hell of a lot to like about Dragon's Crown Pro, but hardly any of it is unique to this PlayStation 4 remaster. If you've already played Dragon's Crown to exhaustion on PlayStation 3 or PlayStation Vita, you won't find anything here that'll get your juices flowing. For those who have not yet played Dragon's Crown though, it's the perfect way to enjoy what is destined to become a cult classic.
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Gamer reviews

  • Matthew Taylor

    Jan 2, 2022 · PS Vita

    9.1

    Work of Art

    Left to right action rpg. Underlying systems and mechanics have huge depth. Immersive world set during the Elizabethan period in England. Presentation as good as any developer. One of the best soundtracks I have ever heard for a videogame. Takes 20-25 hours to complete.

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