Train procedurally generated dragons by entering codes at the shrine in this casual strategy simulation. Feed them regularly, wash them clean, tuck them inside for sleep, dose them with medicine during illness, and pet them to ease stress. Different breeds and personalities shape their unique needs and preferences.
Master six battle stats through dedicated training mini-games to prepare for tournaments, where dragons unleash a wide array of moves. Equip saddles with effects that boost battles or reduce stress, and customize your character fully via color sliders and layered outfits in the home mirror. Track shifting weather, days, and seasons that influence dragon health, store deals, and event schedules-ideal for players who enjoy nurturing sims with RPG depth on PC.
Dragon Creek is a dragon training game where every dragon is procedurally generated. Enter in a code at the shrine, and see what dragon it makes!
Dragons need constant care. You will need to feed them, wash them, make sure they are inside when they go to sleep, give them medicine when they get sick, and pet them when they get stressed out. Dragons have different preferences and needs based on their personality and breed.
Dragons can also compete in battle tournaments. Dragons have 6 different battle stats, and can be taught a large variety of moves. Every stat has its own training mini-game, and you will need to master them all to train the ultimate dragon.
Dragons also have a large number of unique saddles that can be purchased. Saddles have different in game effects, from battle to stress relief.
There is complete character customization, with color sliders and numerous outfits that can be layered to create unique looks. At any time, a player can change anything from their hat to their skin tone by accessing the mirror in the player home.
The world of Dragon Creek is constantly moving, and you will need to keep track of the weather, the day of the week, and the season. All of these will have an effect on your dragon, store discounts, and what battles are scheduled.
