Dragon Season, a new game created by animation and game design graduates of the Griffith Film School, is featured on the front page of the Google Play Stores in Australia and New Zealand ahead of its imminent worldwide release.
Its creators, Dom Drysdale, Troy Duguid, Cameron Pyke and Chris Webb all graduated in the last three years and formed Ghostbox as an independent Australian games studio. The team is currently housed by Right Pedal Studios, publishers of Dragon Season.
In Dragon Season, players take the role of Nook, a cutedragon with an aptitude for havoc and playful destruction. When his friends aretaken captive by the meddling menace, King Jellyboo, Nook sets out to rescuethem.
This pick-up-and-play, addicting endless runner featuressome unique mechanics, and a distinctive visual aesthetic. Players must mastercontrol of Nooks’ flight, while also doing their best to blast all theobstacles in hispath.
They describe a key feature of Dragon Season as its mission system, whereplayers must rescue Nook’s friends, then complete their quests to receive areward.
An iOS version is also on the way and it will also be featured in the Reel Time exhibition at Crane Arts in October.
You can download the game for free here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rightpedalstudios.dragonseason
