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About Dragon’s Crown Pro

Commence on an epic quest for the legendary Dragon’s Crown! A powerful coven of sorcerers has linked dangerous ruins and labyrinths in their relentless search for the relic. Explore vibrant side-scrolling environments, and unleash your combat skills in this adventure as you loot dungeons and uncover the secrets of Hydeland in revamped adaptation!

• Epic Adventure Awaits: Step into the shoes of one of six unique adventurers. Team up with friends or go solo to retrieve the Dragon’s Crown before it falls into sinister hands!
• Stunning Visuals: Immerse yourself in breathtaking 4K graphics and beautifully refined painted artwork, making every dungeon crawl a visual delight.
• Orchestral Soundtrack: Experience a revamped soundtrack, re-recorded by a live orchestra, elevating the game’s epic swords-and-sorcery atmosphere to new heights!
• Co-Op Multiplayer Fun: Join forces in local or online co-op modes! Unlock challenging alternate dungeons after completing the first half of the story campaign.

Dragon’s Crown Pro Reviews

Dragon’s Crown is a masterpiece. The gameplay is simple enough for casual play but offers deep components to compliment it for those who want more from their games on both single and multiplayer levels.

Gaming Nexus

Dragon’s Crown has a lot to offer, from building one of the finest co-op games this generation, to leaving one nagging issue for us critics to nitpick in the lack of cross-play support. It’s one of the prettiest games around, the addictive structure of the game compliments how many hours can be sunk in (with friends or on your own), and there’s even some PvP stuff for anyone who really wants to put their money where their mouth is. Even the music is charming.

Gaming Age

Smashing baddies, exploring dungeons, and scrounging for as much money and items as you can find is a satisfying departure from many strategy-heavy games coming out these days. Dragon’s Crown is a nostalgic return to classic side-scrolling brawlers found in arcades in the early ’90s, complete with flashing “go” arrows and food that falls out of villains and chests.

GamesBeat