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Exe Create Inc. / Oct 1, 2020 / Adventure, Casual, Indie, RPG, Simulation, Strategy
The dawn of a new hero! A tale spanning a thousand years now begins to unfold!
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89% positive, 9 reviews
Another serviceable entry by the KEMCO team. Dragon Lapis is a straight-foward retro JRPG. Pros: The job system is well-implemented with growth plates giving you real control over how each character develops, making progression satisfying. There are two sorts of in game currency, gold and lapis. Lapis gives you the option to purchase items that significantly increase your power, if you so choose. Cons: Other...
24 found this helpful, 2020-11-02
Excellent sequel! Expanded and improved in nearly every way over Dragon Sinker. This series has won my heart, and deserves attention from any classic JRPG fan.
7 found this helpful, 2024-01-14
Dragon Lapis, an pixelated light JRPG. It's like playing one on the GBC....but without the depth. You get your party of 4 and (the biggest pro) can change Jobs. To master said Jobs you must find Job-plates and than gain special points to full those plates (for each Job you'll need many many plates). Now that is the selling point for this game and also his biggest weakness. You see to gain points you'll need grinding...
2 found this helpful, 2023-01-27
Solid little game. The retro look fits the gameplay as you'd hope. Cute characters I Very much a love letter to the 16-bit jRPG era. Without getting into spoiler territory, a lot of the design choices really made me smile as I encountered them; Quality of life options I would have loved back in the day fit seamlessly into the overall feel of the game. Music was good enough but didn't have the old Kemco vibe I admit I...
2 found this helpful, 2021-01-15
