I knew it still Early Access but still ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ *PS. this is from my opinion only* Pros: -You can tame many types of dragon -Able to switch to play between Player and Dragon(s) -I'm obsessed with dragon-themed ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Cons: -Setting; You can only set it up with audio only. For example, no screen resolution, no gamma light adjust -When you used "Stuck" (aka Unstuck) button, the control of the character is fkin annoying that you won't go directly with your WASD. -Monsters' walk cycle is randomly and HUGE. What's the problem? Answer is that you'll have to use your food and trapped it everywhere. Some monster you don't want will walk in your traps too. Also, it'll remove traps if you quit the game. -No skipping button when you talk with NPC. You've to wait them until they finished their talk (which it's quite annoying for me) -IDK maybe there's more but i'm done with this game now. Bai

+ I love the way the NPCs act + I love those dialogues haha. You can't miss them, lol. You can switch between your dragons, which you can have so many true story #IloveIndieGames. But please eliminate those little hiccups during the game need optimization

There's a demo, so if you're really uncertain, you can try it first. You can play it to in-game day 30 and you can get a sort of good idea for whether you're enjoying it or not. While there are differences [some bugs ironed out in between] it's about the same gameplay flow. Personally I really enjoy the feeling of gradually filling up the world with literally everything. I came here for dragons but all of it is such a unique experience If you like where it is going, even with some of the bugs you experience, I recommend going for it. The dev is very actively working on this game

Current state of the game is kind of good, can be changed in the future. Positives: - Some things work like the ability to keep tutorials in case you forget later. - Developer active in the community

Not a bad indie rpg game. Of course there are bugs, but the game is not broken. The visual style is interesting, the game mechanics are intuitive. The only thing is that the game "eats" a lot of time, but so good for a few evenings!

Living With Dragons seems to offer an enjoyable gaming experience thanks to its unique features and active developer support. I appreciate the interaction with NPCs, the dialogue, and the ability to switch between multiple dragons. Split screen and controller support are seen as advantages, allowing you to enjoy the game with friends. Overall, this game is truly recommended for players interested in this genre [^0^]

Several game breaking bugs and very wonky game mechanics. 1. Wild mobs stop moving and become untargetable. 2. Walk into your house and the camera stays fixed so you can not move and see. 3. If you collect a quest reward and do not notice your inventory is full you lose all rewards. 4. Dropping items on the bridge by your house send them into the void. 5. Severe memory leaks that crash the game. These are just a few of the issues i found and the very least of wich need to be fixed before i can recommend the game to others. too bad because i really would like to enjoy the game, it looks to have great promise and i love creature collecting games.

The game is very addicting and cute. Raising the dragons is fun and their growth visuals are satisfying to see. Lots of other critters to catch as well. The quests progress you pretty well through the mechanics, as well as helping you build up your little island with everything you need for your menagerie. If you like dragons, cute critters, and building/farming definitely worth playing.

my little dragon ^^

it looks like Fortnite + ARK WOW! it also has some similarities to VRChat. this is a unique experience for me! I have never seen something like this before!!! I'm overwhelmed with emotion. I love the cartoon style and dragons. but in this game you have a choice of who to play as. It's all up to you. and your preference right now.