While things might look simple at first, the game features a deep and very unique level of strategy where positioning matters more than actual power. You won't really see these full-body character designs in combat, but how they look in your hero lineup is already enough to entice you to collect them all.Ĭombat is a turn-based, almost chess-like affair, where you'll move your heroes around across a grid to attack foes. Each character is so meticulously designed, with different looks for a variety of classes, races, rarities and colours. The gorgeous character designs, of course, add to that enjoyment factor especially since you'll be leaving your fate to the RNG gods in the summons pool when it comes to your heroes.
It all reminds me of the tunes from The Witcher, and yes, I'm all for it. There is an interesting combination of tribal chanting that gets the adrenaline pumping in battle, plus melodious, almost ethereal vocals that inspire you to keep going even outside of combat.
#POCKET POTIONS GONE HOW TO#
The background music that serenades you throughout the experience is incredibly haunting, whether you're tinkering around in the menu on the main screen or figuring out how to push ogres into the water during combat.
This exhilarating level of strategy is exactly what you can expect from Friends & Dragons, but while the combat is highly engaging, does the overall gameplay experience make it worth your while? Table of contents:īefore I get into the game's visuals, I have to say that Friends & Dragons has one of the most amazing soundtracks I've ever had the pleasure of hearing on mobile so far. But with a well-timed move and lots of strategic placement, I get rid of the monsters in one fell swoop - and it's all thanks to being in the right place at the right time. There's only my archer and my mage left, and both of them are pretty squishy against the hordes of ogres closing in on me. A wail of despair echoes across the battlefield and my healer is gone, vanquished under the wrath of the majestic dragon in front of me.
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