Dragon Raja Archosaur Games A high-quality MMORPG with over 35 million registered players! A global hit you should not miss! Developed with the mos… Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsA high-quality MMORPG with over 35 million registered players! A global hit you should not miss! Developed with the most established and industry-leading engine UE4, Dragon Raja is an incredible fantasy MMORPG with stunning graphics. The game has a grand open world waiting for you to freely explore. With the customized avatar and innovative career system, it’s time to enjoy a unique gaming experience. In addition, the advanced in-game social system makes it possible for you to play with friends anytime, anywhere. Here, you can be whomever you want, and play however you like! STUNNING GRAPHICS Powered by Unreal Engine 4, Dragon Raja is a next-generation open world mobile game that offers a gigantic, immersive world through the use of cutting-edge technology and stunning graphics. The game uses a simulated physical collision system and optical motion capture technology to deliver a “smart” in-game environment that offers players the ultimate gaming experience. Its fantastic graphics can mistake people into thinking they’re playing a PC game! NEW STORIES, NEW CHALLENGES From Tokyo to Siberia, countless scenic landmarks all over the world have been seamlessly integrated into the game’s open storyline. In-game NPCs offer separate quests or have different dialogue depending on what choices players make, giving them the power to change the game’s world. And now, players can experience new stories, challenge more powerful world bosses, and embark on a brand new journey! COMPREHENSIVE CHARACTER CUSTOMIZATION Dragon Raja features a comprehensive character customization system. Players can define their characters’ personalities depending on their responses to unforeseen events. In Dragon Raja, unique characters can be created and dressed up however players choose, with endless customization. Casual, retro, street, and futuristic are just a few of the styles that can be chosen from when styling characters, with additional styles soon to come! STORY The Dragon Lord, once sealed away by a race of humans known as Hybrids, has come back to life. The Hybrids—humans gifted with superpowers—are gathering to prepare for the coming battle, which is sure to be an epic showdown. To support the high game quality and massive game content, Dragon Raja is a relatively large file. Please note that 3GB of game files are needed to download the core game, and another 1.5GB of art files need to be downloaded after entering the game. 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Information Seller:Archosaur Games Genre:Action, Role Playing Release:Feb 27, 2020 Updated:Feb 28, 2025 Version:1.8.11 Size:3.7 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel Darkfyra Well-Known Member Jan 14, 2017 157 6 18 #2 Darkfyra, Feb 27, 2020 The servers are full so I can’t know yet if it’s worth playing and I hope the loading screens are not indicative of the overall quality because the sentences are horrifically translated. Rocksaint Well-Known Member Nov 29, 2013 666 367 63 #3 Rocksaint, Feb 27, 2020 At least you were able to download the app. It’s not even available on the Indian App Store. Darkfyra Well-Known Member Jan 14, 2017 157 6 18 #4 Darkfyra, Feb 27, 2020 I’m from Canada(a quebecer) JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #5 JasonLL, Feb 27, 2020 Last edited: Feb 28, 2020 Not surprising. This game had a ton of pre orders and hype with certain mobile gamers outside of Touch Arcade. I didn’t even know about the game until a week ago after I started to follow a couple of YouTube channels that specialize in eastern mobile RPG’s / collection games. Haven’t tried this yet but I hope this game is translated better in game. Definitely looking forward to trying this. Darkfyra Well-Known Member Jan 14, 2017 157 6 18 #6 Darkfyra, Feb 27, 2020 So far, none of the sentences match what is said, though maybe playing in french make it look worse. Aside for that, the game play amazingly well on my iPad Pro, no auto combat is a breath of fresh air, the character creator finally allowed me to make what my Fyra would look like in human form, no auto combat in sight and I do enjoy that there are dialogues choices and being able to interact with everything. JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #7 JasonLL, Feb 28, 2020 Last edited: Feb 28, 2020 A couple quick impressions: + very pretty game especially if your able to play this on max settings or near maxed out. shadows are especially well done and the “plastic figurine” look from the teaser trailer doesn’t annoy me as I thought it would going in. overall thumbs way up. + [added] the character visuals are definitely growing on me. the visuals remind me of later final fantasy titles. also pretty good character customization and the option to be able to choose gender for all classes is a big plus. +- combat is pretty good but not as fluid as I hoped it would be at least with the gunslinger. for example, another notable action RPG of similar style, honkai impact has smoother combat. maybe after adjusting a few settings in the options combat might feel better. still the combat is passable and i do enjoy that is not automated and i can definitely see this game requiring some actual skill later on. + [added] changing the target lock settings to nearest makes the combat a bit better. + the story and dialogue is surprisingly done really well, at least in the early past of the game. darkfyra is correct though the spoken word doesn’t match very accurately with the written word at the bottom of the screen. thankfully the voice acting seems to be the superior option adding much more to the story than what the closed captioning text provides and the voice actors and actresses aren’t half bad. very good and a definite step up from world of kings. here is a quick pre-global release impressions video from a YouTuber named Chapter that I originally found on the Dragon Raja subreddit. his channel is very new but I thought his video and excitement about the game to be genuine: Palanthian Well-Known Member Feb 19, 2016 142 2 18 #8 Palanthian, Feb 28, 2020 The game is absolutely beautiful, fantastic world building. Unfortunately, for me, it's also boring as hell. I can't connect with the setting, find the "story" pointless, and it's very slow. Lots of tapping, skipping dialogue, uninspiring combat. JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #9 JasonLL, Feb 28, 2020 Last edited: Feb 28, 2020 I was surprised how story driven this game is. It’s not the loot and level MMO that I was expecting going in. It almost feels like a telltale game with ARPG elements especially during the first hour and if the story/characters don’t connect with you I can certainly understand not sticking with the game. It’s definitely going to be a divisive game for many but on the other side of the coin that’s a good thing since it may give it a chance to stand out from the crowd. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #10 squarezero, Feb 29, 2020 Best thing I can say about this game is that it’s the first of these hyped Asian MMOs that has kept me playing for longer than 30 minutes. In fact, after I fired up the game for the first time, I played till I drained a full battery — a couple of hours at least. Then again, I’m a sucker for story-driven RPGs, and all I need from combat is “not annoying” and “not automatic,” which Dragon Raja manages quite well. As to the story, it’s basically anime Harry Potter. So far the characters are distinct and make sense (though I’m sure they draw from anime tropes), the stakes are a high, and the drama is effective (at least for me). That puts it above 95% of the MMOs out there. I’m finding it well paced, too. The “slow” part that Palanthian described does a great job setting up a big dramatic moment at the end of the tutorial section. My biggest complaint is the obscurity of IAP system. So far it seems that you can play through the story without spending money. But it’s not quite clear what you get with the intro packs (besides the gems, cash, and outfits). JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #11 JasonLL, Feb 29, 2020 Last edited: Mar 1, 2020 It’s funny that you say that. Before you wrote that in your post I was going to update my previous impressions post with “The story, so far, feels like a cross between Harry Potter and The Matrix.” [ever so slight spoiler ahead] especially after arriving at Cassell College the potteresque influence kicks in big time for me. I will admit the games story, at times, is a bit confusing but that may be that I’m not used to this style of narrative. Although the story has stayed interesting and I am looking forward to what’s going to happen next. The biggest plus though is the characters and their personalities which is definitely not a strength I thought this game would have going in. Luminous, Caesar, NoNo, Anjou ,to name a few, all have larger than life fun personalities that have taken me by surprise in the early part of the game. Just being able to remember their names and personality quirks and overall liking most of the cast is a big step up from other mobile MMOs that I’ve played. ThirdMoon Well-Known Member May 21, 2014 124 18 18 #12 ThirdMoon, Mar 1, 2020 There is a “CD Key” for preregistration rewards. Enter EFWLNDD in the first page of the Settings menu. Darkfyra Well-Known Member Jan 14, 2017 157 6 18 #13 Darkfyra, Mar 1, 2020 Found out online that....it does have auto combat unlocked later on....is a pay2win mess and after level 60, there is nothing to do except dailys. However, it’s new so it could still improve later. JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #14 JasonLL, Mar 1, 2020 I’ll be honest though I never feel the need to compete in most Asian MMO games so I never get tempted by the p2w aspects of these games. In my experience most eastern MMO’s are generally free with lures to attract big spenders (which is in stark contrast to most western f2p/p2w). IAP in most of these games is optional for casual play and the player can sometimes grind for those overpriced IAPs that do exist. I may throw a tiny amount of money at a MMO/character collector if there’s affordable IAP but it’s done out of gratitude if I am enjoying the game. What usually gets me is I generally get bored and move on to something else. So far I’ve been taking it slow in Dragon Raja due to RL time constraints with my character only at lvl 40 which is like lvl 4 in other RPG’s. I can see myself looking for my next fix once I get through with the story but so far it’s been engaging. Hope they are able to keep the story content coming though since this game leans heavily on the narrative. Thanks! I will definitely try this out. Darkfyra Well-Known Member Jan 14, 2017 157 6 18 #15 Darkfyra, Mar 1, 2020 I’m 100% a PVE player who do not care about PVP at all, here for the journey, to have fun, for the story, immersing myself in the world but pay2win unfortunately make progressing tedious and it quickly feel shallow and repetitive. My gold standard for what a mmo...rpg should be(I find that the RPG roots are way too often forgotten, all is now about rushing to the endgame and then complaining that there is no content and mmo are dead, even altering games to make leveling faster as for some obscure reason the endgame is the true game and the journey is the tutorial, my solution would be to inspire yourself of The Secret World, not the mess Funcom did to it then abandoned) If I go in a virtual world, it need to not just be repetition and grind designed to frustrate you and make you pay real money, I want the adventure, have a reason to care. It may be because I was mainly raised on singleplayer console titles and fantasy books(also definitely will try to find the books this mmo is based on) but for me the appeal of them is the possibility of a journey where your team are not just NPCs but real flesh people...maybe make friends along the way. JasonLL Well-Known Member Feb 21, 2014 546 106 43 Male #16 JasonLL, Mar 1, 2020 if you don’t mind me asking where’s the pay2win or is there p2w if you’re just looking to go through the story? Generally I usually stick around until I complete the main campaign then I’m on to something else. In your previous post you mentioned “is a pay2win mess and after level 60, there is nothing to do except dailys.” so I’m assuming you hit the end of the main story content without spending. If there’s high lvl PvE after the campaign that is designed to break the wallet I usually just ignore that stuff since I view that as a form of indirect PvP. I agree with you that mobile MMO’s, especially Asian MMO’s, can do a much better job at providing a full story experience. My favorite PC MMO of all time is Lord Of The Rings Online which I used to play religiously back in the day and to be honest no mobile MMO has come close to the exploration, actual player companionship, or story that provided. I just feel , from the little bit I’ve played so far, that Dragon Raja makes some steps in the right direction even though there’s still a long way to go. Darkfyra Well-Known Member Jan 14, 2017 157 6 18 #17 Darkfyra, Mar 1, 2020 I did not played past the early hours, I looked online to find that out. However how much it matter is still unknown to me and being a mmo, it could always become better if managed properly. idislikejordan Well-Known Member Jan 7, 2018 78 24 8 #18 idislikejordan, Mar 3, 2020 This is a game I would strongly recommend checking it, it's wild. Like the story seems to peel from a bunch of timetables (like... high fantasy meets modern fighter jets mixed with futuristic AR/cities... but somehow actually works? I love the graphics and the opening hour was super strong and really thrusted me into the world and made me want to continue playing. I do like how it's not just an auto MMO, it does have place to place free movement but combat is all player only. Super rad. Palanthian Well-Known Member Feb 19, 2016 142 2 18 #19 Palanthian, Mar 4, 2020 Ah, a kindred spirit. I started LOTRO with Mines of Moria, played it for 5+ years, started to lose interest after Rohan (the mounted combat system didn't work so well). In the early days, you had to group up to get past certain content, I remember Siegecraft in the North Downs being a nightmare, but that's where all the fun and excitement was. Then the difficulty level was gradually eroded away. Yes, the story telling was second to none, I particularly recall the tale of Narmeleth, which was an original composition by the LOTRO team. I created so many characters, in so many classes, loved the Warden, and ever since I've been chasing that "feeling" again. Realistically, there's no way to get it back. All of these part time mobile MMOs are just that, throwaway games you play for a few weeks and then drop. LOTRO was almost like having a second life, I do miss it. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) 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The servers are full so I can’t know yet if it’s worth playing and I hope the loading screens are not indicative of the overall quality because the sentences are horrifically translated.
Not surprising. This game had a ton of pre orders and hype with certain mobile gamers outside of Touch Arcade. I didn’t even know about the game until a week ago after I started to follow a couple of YouTube channels that specialize in eastern mobile RPG’s / collection games. Haven’t tried this yet but I hope this game is translated better in game. Definitely looking forward to trying this.
So far, none of the sentences match what is said, though maybe playing in french make it look worse. Aside for that, the game play amazingly well on my iPad Pro, no auto combat is a breath of fresh air, the character creator finally allowed me to make what my Fyra would look like in human form, no auto combat in sight and I do enjoy that there are dialogues choices and being able to interact with everything.
A couple quick impressions: + very pretty game especially if your able to play this on max settings or near maxed out. shadows are especially well done and the “plastic figurine” look from the teaser trailer doesn’t annoy me as I thought it would going in. overall thumbs way up. + [added] the character visuals are definitely growing on me. the visuals remind me of later final fantasy titles. also pretty good character customization and the option to be able to choose gender for all classes is a big plus. +- combat is pretty good but not as fluid as I hoped it would be at least with the gunslinger. for example, another notable action RPG of similar style, honkai impact has smoother combat. maybe after adjusting a few settings in the options combat might feel better. still the combat is passable and i do enjoy that is not automated and i can definitely see this game requiring some actual skill later on. + [added] changing the target lock settings to nearest makes the combat a bit better. + the story and dialogue is surprisingly done really well, at least in the early past of the game. darkfyra is correct though the spoken word doesn’t match very accurately with the written word at the bottom of the screen. thankfully the voice acting seems to be the superior option adding much more to the story than what the closed captioning text provides and the voice actors and actresses aren’t half bad. very good and a definite step up from world of kings. here is a quick pre-global release impressions video from a YouTuber named Chapter that I originally found on the Dragon Raja subreddit. his channel is very new but I thought his video and excitement about the game to be genuine:
The game is absolutely beautiful, fantastic world building. Unfortunately, for me, it's also boring as hell. I can't connect with the setting, find the "story" pointless, and it's very slow. Lots of tapping, skipping dialogue, uninspiring combat.
I was surprised how story driven this game is. It’s not the loot and level MMO that I was expecting going in. It almost feels like a telltale game with ARPG elements especially during the first hour and if the story/characters don’t connect with you I can certainly understand not sticking with the game. It’s definitely going to be a divisive game for many but on the other side of the coin that’s a good thing since it may give it a chance to stand out from the crowd.
Best thing I can say about this game is that it’s the first of these hyped Asian MMOs that has kept me playing for longer than 30 minutes. In fact, after I fired up the game for the first time, I played till I drained a full battery — a couple of hours at least. Then again, I’m a sucker for story-driven RPGs, and all I need from combat is “not annoying” and “not automatic,” which Dragon Raja manages quite well. As to the story, it’s basically anime Harry Potter. So far the characters are distinct and make sense (though I’m sure they draw from anime tropes), the stakes are a high, and the drama is effective (at least for me). That puts it above 95% of the MMOs out there. I’m finding it well paced, too. The “slow” part that Palanthian described does a great job setting up a big dramatic moment at the end of the tutorial section. My biggest complaint is the obscurity of IAP system. So far it seems that you can play through the story without spending money. But it’s not quite clear what you get with the intro packs (besides the gems, cash, and outfits).
It’s funny that you say that. Before you wrote that in your post I was going to update my previous impressions post with “The story, so far, feels like a cross between Harry Potter and The Matrix.” [ever so slight spoiler ahead] especially after arriving at Cassell College the potteresque influence kicks in big time for me. I will admit the games story, at times, is a bit confusing but that may be that I’m not used to this style of narrative. Although the story has stayed interesting and I am looking forward to what’s going to happen next. The biggest plus though is the characters and their personalities which is definitely not a strength I thought this game would have going in. Luminous, Caesar, NoNo, Anjou ,to name a few, all have larger than life fun personalities that have taken me by surprise in the early part of the game. Just being able to remember their names and personality quirks and overall liking most of the cast is a big step up from other mobile MMOs that I’ve played.
There is a “CD Key” for preregistration rewards. Enter EFWLNDD in the first page of the Settings menu.
Found out online that....it does have auto combat unlocked later on....is a pay2win mess and after level 60, there is nothing to do except dailys. However, it’s new so it could still improve later.
I’ll be honest though I never feel the need to compete in most Asian MMO games so I never get tempted by the p2w aspects of these games. In my experience most eastern MMO’s are generally free with lures to attract big spenders (which is in stark contrast to most western f2p/p2w). IAP in most of these games is optional for casual play and the player can sometimes grind for those overpriced IAPs that do exist. I may throw a tiny amount of money at a MMO/character collector if there’s affordable IAP but it’s done out of gratitude if I am enjoying the game. What usually gets me is I generally get bored and move on to something else. So far I’ve been taking it slow in Dragon Raja due to RL time constraints with my character only at lvl 40 which is like lvl 4 in other RPG’s. I can see myself looking for my next fix once I get through with the story but so far it’s been engaging. Hope they are able to keep the story content coming though since this game leans heavily on the narrative. Thanks! I will definitely try this out.
I’m 100% a PVE player who do not care about PVP at all, here for the journey, to have fun, for the story, immersing myself in the world but pay2win unfortunately make progressing tedious and it quickly feel shallow and repetitive. My gold standard for what a mmo...rpg should be(I find that the RPG roots are way too often forgotten, all is now about rushing to the endgame and then complaining that there is no content and mmo are dead, even altering games to make leveling faster as for some obscure reason the endgame is the true game and the journey is the tutorial, my solution would be to inspire yourself of The Secret World, not the mess Funcom did to it then abandoned) If I go in a virtual world, it need to not just be repetition and grind designed to frustrate you and make you pay real money, I want the adventure, have a reason to care. It may be because I was mainly raised on singleplayer console titles and fantasy books(also definitely will try to find the books this mmo is based on) but for me the appeal of them is the possibility of a journey where your team are not just NPCs but real flesh people...maybe make friends along the way.
if you don’t mind me asking where’s the pay2win or is there p2w if you’re just looking to go through the story? Generally I usually stick around until I complete the main campaign then I’m on to something else. In your previous post you mentioned “is a pay2win mess and after level 60, there is nothing to do except dailys.” so I’m assuming you hit the end of the main story content without spending. If there’s high lvl PvE after the campaign that is designed to break the wallet I usually just ignore that stuff since I view that as a form of indirect PvP. I agree with you that mobile MMO’s, especially Asian MMO’s, can do a much better job at providing a full story experience. My favorite PC MMO of all time is Lord Of The Rings Online which I used to play religiously back in the day and to be honest no mobile MMO has come close to the exploration, actual player companionship, or story that provided. I just feel , from the little bit I’ve played so far, that Dragon Raja makes some steps in the right direction even though there’s still a long way to go.
I did not played past the early hours, I looked online to find that out. However how much it matter is still unknown to me and being a mmo, it could always become better if managed properly.
This is a game I would strongly recommend checking it, it's wild. Like the story seems to peel from a bunch of timetables (like... high fantasy meets modern fighter jets mixed with futuristic AR/cities... but somehow actually works? I love the graphics and the opening hour was super strong and really thrusted me into the world and made me want to continue playing. I do like how it's not just an auto MMO, it does have place to place free movement but combat is all player only. Super rad.
Ah, a kindred spirit. I started LOTRO with Mines of Moria, played it for 5+ years, started to lose interest after Rohan (the mounted combat system didn't work so well). In the early days, you had to group up to get past certain content, I remember Siegecraft in the North Downs being a nightmare, but that's where all the fun and excitement was. Then the difficulty level was gradually eroded away. Yes, the story telling was second to none, I particularly recall the tale of Narmeleth, which was an original composition by the LOTRO team. I created so many characters, in so many classes, loved the Warden, and ever since I've been chasing that "feeling" again. Realistically, there's no way to get it back. All of these part time mobile MMOs are just that, throwaway games you play for a few weeks and then drop. LOTRO was almost like having a second life, I do miss it.
