Guild of Dragons – a dragon settlement simulator from Artcue. You play as a dragon mage who hatches and raises dragons, builds a village, and reclaims land from the Black Faction. Construction is done from a top-down perspective, while combat and raids are played in first-person.
A world without great dragons
Great dragons once maintained balance in the world, but they vanished, and with them the dragon mages. After the Time of Troubles, the Faded Faction, led by the cruel Shadum, seized power. The magic of the Four Colors is now banned, and those who wield it are hunted and enslaved. Ancient dragon eggs are guarded by the Faction's rats and other monsters. The hero's task is to find the eggs, hatch the dragons from them, and restore peace where humans and dragons live together.
Dragons require care
The dragon here requires constant care. It must be fed, raised, and tamed, and if neglected, it will go feral and fly away from the settlement. Adult dragons form a squad that accompanies the mage on expeditions: rare resources are guarded by monsters, and it's best not to venture there alone. With this squad, you reclaim new territories from Shadum's minions. The mage also develops, and you can choose the development path for your dragons.
Farms, mines and winter
The settlement needs workers: without them, new buildings stand idle, and then the mage can take over the work himself, switching to a first-person perspective. There are numerous production chains. Dragon fruits, grains, flowers, and herbs are grown in the greenhouse, herbalist, and farm, while weapons and potions are crafted in the mines and workshops. Merchants sell a variety of goods, and prices depend on their specialization and the distance to the shop. The cycle of day and night, weather, and seasons affects the economy: some plants are only harvested at night, and food supplies are needed for winter. You can play according to the storyline or freely, and your decisions change the attitudes of the villagers. Download Guild of Dragons You can download it via torrent on your PC on this page.
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