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Crimson Dragon

Crimson Dragon

Xbox

Project Draco

Released

Release Date: November 22, 2013

Action, Xbox Exclusive, Singleplayer

An action game which is a kind of shooting "on rails", in which we take control of a powerful dragon. As a rider of this extraordinary creature, we travel through new lands and fight the enemies who stand in our way. The title is fully utilized by the Kinect controller, and the gameplay is a bit like the Panzer Dragoon series.

5.6

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2.6

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Several generations have passed since the human colonists of Planet Draco lost contact with Earth, and they have reached an uneasy truce with the native dragons. Now they face the return of an old threat, a colossal destroyer known as the White Phantom. In Crimson Dragon, use Kinect to control your dragon and fight off the violent enemy life forms. Teach your dragon new skills, and train it to become strong enough to face combat in harder missions. Bring your trained dragon online to take on missions in co-op. Now, embark on your journey to Planet Draco!

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System Requirements

System Requirements for Crimson Dragon Video Game:

Microsoft XBOX ONE

Xbox One

Supports:
Kinect

Ratings

Game Ratings for Crimson Dragon Video Game.

5.6

OpenCritic Rating

Game is Recomended by 11% of Critics. There are 26 Critic Reviews.

OpenCritic

COGconnected: 50 / 100 by Paul Sullivan

Crimson Dragon isn't the worst Xbox One launch game, but it's far from good. The RPG elements have promise but lack the polish, while the gameplay and visuals fail to resonate on any level. It's a title that feels devoid of passion, and not even the great soundtrack can save the game's flying 18 wheelers from utter mediocrity.

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The Escapist: 3.5 / 5 by Jonathan Bolding

While Crimson Dragon may lack a certain level of polish or depth, it's certainly above average.

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GameSpot: 5 / 10 by Peter Brown

Crimson Dragon attempts to bring on-rails shooters into the modern era, but fails to recreate the genre's classic straightforward action in the process.

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2.6

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