comments for DodecaDragons

oh god
i clicked on my dragon on accident
it told me my IP address

Had a promising and quite enjoyable start, I quite liked the magifolds and dragon taming mechanics and wish they could be expanded upon more. After sigils it gets extremely repetitive and to be honest I feel like a lot of the content is needlessly dragged out and there are far too many bits where you're essentially repeating existing content until the next unlock upgrade.

What, if anything is the live horror cam for?

Please make sure you spend time with your dragon. Beasts of unfathomable power can get very lonely ;-;
<3 u Crunkle

Just got to the ending of the 0.8.1 version, my favorite incremental without a doubt!!!

I believe the live horror cam is a reference to Jerma: https://youtu.be/j9pdDAtm8OU

I don't think it does anything in the game

step 1: click the mine gold button
step 2: hold enter
step 3: keep holding
step 4: profit

game is decent, but kinda repetitive towards the end it's just a cycle of buying things to get other things and then buy more of the thing

oh wait that's what an incremental is but i thought of that while playing i just want my happy number juice

i miss this game :(

i am living in city where the game can't tell where i live MUAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAH

Game Complete in 188 hours over ~2 weeks. Here's my notes:

Pros:
- The numbers get HUUUUGGGEEE, what more could you want?
- Tons of resources, in total 33 of them
- Lots of different mechanics to how the resources work, so things feel new and fresh as you go. I would say the resources fall into probably 10 categories. Some categories have more some have less.
- It is always clear what the next major unlock is and is usually pretty straightforward to figure out what upgrades you need to get there, you should never feel absolutely lost on how to progress more.
- One of if not the biggest/longest clicker games I've seen on this site with a finite ending and progression and not just infinite pallet swapping.
- Just leaving the game on for long periods of time without playing will not rocket you to the end. The orders of magnitude go up so fast that idling overnight probably only skips like an hour of progress or so rather than 10. You have to actually play the game, not just leave it sitting for a month then come back.
- The achievements being hidden at the start and slowly unlocking is a great idea. It really shows you at each phase what your goals for that phase should be and helps you keep on track.
- The way the auto-buyers unlock seems pretty well balanced, with one notable exception below.
- There is not much sprite work, but where there is it is pretty cool.

Cons:
- The first sigil (CBIVP) phase feels like it drags on too long. You could probably argue that since there are 6 different resources in this phase that is lasts the appropriate amount of time, but since all the resources are in the same category it doesn't feel like you are getting much new content for a while. Most other phases bounce resources between different categories, not so many in one category in a row.
- The second sigil (ROY) phase does not unlock auto-buyer for way too long. You unlock auto-buyers for 3-4 resources past these before them, does not make sense, and they get pretty annoying to keep buying manually so late.
- The dragon time spent mechanic is a huge drag in the mid game. It requires you to effectively wait 30 seconds between every single upgrade purchase for quite a while and just artificially extends gameplay. I think what makes it feel such a drag is that normally as you power-scale you gain resources/upgrades incrementally faster while this one is on a fixed timer that never changes. Would probably feel better if there was an upgrade to reduce the timer duration as you went to give that scaling feeling.
- Having to manually copy/paste save codes to transfer between different devices is super annoying. I play on 3 devices (laptop, desktop, mobile) and switch at least once a day, so it was pretty annoying to deal with it not having account based cloud save.
- What the hell is oganesson???

Neutral:
- The end game is super grindy, but that seems to be on-par for this kind of game. Expect to have to squeeze every drop out of every upgrade before getting the next unlock at the end.
- The art style is super simple, but I kinda like that for this style of game. Kinda looks like you're doing work at a quick glance lol.
- If you accidentally click a button while trying to drag you can't "un-click" it. Usually inconsequential, but sometimes that is a prestige button and it sets you back a few minutes.
- Many upgrades/resources unpredictably cap-out without warning. I expect this is due to having to go back and re-balance early-to-mid-game items as end-game content was added post-release, but it is pretty jarring the first time it happens.

Final verdict: A fantastic game in the clicker genre that I would recommend to those interested (and if you're on this website, you probably are).

I kinda feel bad for the hypergods ngl.

As someone who loved Cookie Dragon mechanic, this game makes me feel really happy. The fact you get to raise your dragon as you progress is pretty wholesome and you don't get to see something like that often in incremental games.

the game is good btw

i named him Jerry, no reason, he just seems like a jerry. #dragon jerry

Just finished the game after almost exactly 500 hours of the game running. I read some other comments and I definitely agree that there are multiple repetitive stages in the game and some parts are very slow to progress, almost to an unnecessary extent, but overall it was a great game.

Man I love peeping the horror. Best inclusion by far.

"your dragon can also fire lightning out of its claws because its cool like that" ABSOLUTELY AWESOME.

guess what dragon, i have a vpn, you're going to the wrong place!!

dont play this game when streaming, it WILL dox you

One of the best incrementals I ever played. The pace never really slows down and the next upgrade always feels just out of reach. Then when you hit the next big upgrade your progression shoots forward dramatically, which feels good. Nice Ultrakill references btw