I recently had the good fortune to receive a copy of Dragon Fantasy: The Volumes of Westeria, courtesy of Adam Rippon of Muteki Corporation. As is my wont, I checked out the beginning of the game while recording the experience: So, what’d I think?
Read the rest of this entry »Hey there, indie RPG fans! I’m still busy as all heck, but I’ve managed to slip away from post-release craziness for a moment to tell you about a game that released recently: Dragon Fantasy: Volumes of Westeria. You may recall Dragon Fantasy Book I, a jRPG by Muteki Corp. that released almost exactly two and […]
Read the rest of this entry »Word reaches me that Muteki Corp‘s indie jRPG Dragon Fantasy Book 2 (previously covered here) has been released on Playstation Network and Playstation Vita. The premise: Join Ogden and the heroes of Westeria in this classic JRPG epic, Dragon Fantasy Book II. Travel through the frozen wastelands of Tundaria, experiencing action packed battles without random […]
Read the rest of this entry »Dragon Fantasy Book II (previously covered here) now has a release date: September 10th, 2013. It will be available for $14.99 on Playstation 3 and Playstation Vita.
Read the rest of this entry »Remember that time I mentioned that Muteki Corp.‘s Dragon Fantasy: Book I would be getting an enhanced version released on Playstation 3 and Playstation Vita? It’s happened! As of late Tuesday, you can nab Dragon Fantasy: Book I from wherever it is that one nabs digital downloads for Playstation products. PSN, I think? (I wouldn’t […]
Read the rest of this entry »Adam Rippon of Muteki Corp. writes in to announce that Dragon Fantasy Book I is coming to the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. In addition to porting the game to the new platform, Muteki Corp. has enhanced it with the following: Redid all the graphics and sound for the optional “enhanced mode”, added a new […]
Read the rest of this entry »You may recall my post last year about the release of Muteki Corporation‘s Dragon Fantasy, a jRPG with a distinctly FF4-ish look about it, broken up episodically into chapters. Recently, I’ve seen mention of both Dragon Fantasy Book II and Dragon Fantasy 2. “Which is it,” I asked myself, “a new episode or a full-fledged […]
Read the rest of this entry »Hey folks! Sorry for the ridiculous delay in posting–the site host was down all day due to some friendly DDOSing from our friends over at Anonymous. Speaking of friends: when you take a look at Dragon Fantasy, don’t you just feel like you’re looking at your old pal Final Fantasy 4? What’s that–you say don’t […]
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