Draconic Destiny: A Dragon Simulator
A downloadable game for Windows
Draconic Destiny is our team's final project of our program. We wished to create a Dragon Simulator as we all enjoy dragons and beyond Spyro haven't see any simulators that are dedicated to simulating life has a dragon. Through research we've found some small app games for phones, but they didn't feel as gravitating as we would like in a dragon simulator. Currently this is just a prototype of our idea. So there are features we didn't get to implement and if this project continues will make it in. We've graduated from our program now and currently have decided to put this project on hiatus. We don't know if we'll continue this project in the future, but for now we are proud of what we created and hope that you'll enjoy it.
Our Final Build For Our College Program Has been Added.
Game Designers:
Chris Farmer - Level Designer, System Designer
Devan Boone - Technical Artist, Animator, Modeler, Programmer
Jared Moeller - Lead Programmer, Foley Artist, Sound Designer
Liliana Nairn - Producer, UI Artist and Designer, Modeler
Music done by:
Charlotte Crosland - Exploration theme, Menu theme, transitions for Exploration
Diane Vallesteros - Settlement (Good and Bad dragon) themes, transition for Settlement
Dylann Miller - Battle theme, Nest theme, transitions for Battle and Nest
Status | Prototype |
Platforms | Windows |
Authors | Monitor Dragon, cfarmer, Jared Moeller, Devan Boone (Dex10k), Dragona17 |
Genre | Simulation |
Tags | 3D, Action-Adventure, Casual, Dragons, Exploration, Fantasy, Flying, Medieval, Singleplayer, Third Person |
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Install instructions
The current build folder is a Windows build. To play just unzip the folder and click the .exe in the folder. There is an instruction manual to go along with the build. It talks about how to play and the current goal of the game (and some minor warnings).
Development log
- Our First Build AddedApr 28, 2021
Comments
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I played it and it has a lot of potential. I am pretty sure there will be more rooms for improvement.
Keep it up!