Random Dragons (2026)

It is hard to find reasons to recommend Dead Dragons when the game itself could not be finished due to an unusual issue. All the unfortunate trifling elements contribute to the sentiment that it is not the usual fun Kemco style of RPGs. There are not even enjoyable secret passages to explore to offset the numerous issues. Perhaps this is one title that should not have been ported to Nintendo Switch.

I wanted to like Dead Dragons when I read the specs and the premise, and the game does do what it claims. But this retro RPG from KEMCO needs some improvements before I can give it an endorsement.

If you want to play something different then the unique retro RPG battle system in Dead Dragons is nifty albeit rather simplistic. 🐉

Dead Dragons bases itself in classic RPG elements to offer a simple but entertaining experience. Though the title has considerable limitations in some aspects, for those who have already explored everything in the genre and are always looking for new adventures, there'll be enough content to have some good hours of fun.

Kemco is back with another classic turn-based RPG as we are accustomed to. The story that surrounds Will and his friends is well handled, with a lot of dialogue and can awaken the player's interest. Of course, in English. It's a pity that the combat system, despite having a couple of original touches, doesn't shine as it should.