Dragonica Preview Artwork and Screenshots

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Posted October 10th, 2008 by Cody Bye

Side-scrolling MMORPGs are on the rise. With the worldwide success of MapleStory, it comes as no surprise that the rest of the development world has been itching to catch up and surpass the millions of users boasted by Nexon. Since most of these side-scrolling MMORPGs sport 2D graphics, Gala Networks decided to up the ante and are set to release Dragonica - a 3D side-scrolling MMORPG - to the European market in the first quarter of 2009. The Ten Ton Hammer staff has attained several screenshots and pieces of artwork to compliment the press release, so make sure you check 'em out!

Gala Networks Europe Ltd., one of the leading free-to-play online games publisher, and Barunson Interactive Co. Ltd., are proud to announce that the 3D-sidescrolling MMORPG Dragonica will soon be available in English, French and German languages via the European gPotato gaming portal [www.gpotato.eu] on the first quarter of 2009.

Dragonica offers features that will surely capture your gaming senses. The game offers a whole new level of combat system wherein you can perform chain attack combinations paired up with humorous skills that are easy to learn but difficult to master. Community functions such as guilds, parties, marriage system and a lot more will encourage interaction between players. You can also acquire different pets that can be used as mounts or battle assistants and have your own house which you can furnish and decorate. A crafting system will also be available to all 4 character classes which will further evolve into more than 28 different classes. Nominated as “The most anticipated game” by Gamespot Korea after the GStar 2007 convention, Dragonica combines fun, humor, extensive content and innovative gameplay.

As a well established free-to-play online games publisher, Gala Networks Europe Ltd. will operate the European version of Dragonica via the gPotato.eu gaming portal. Dragonica will be the first English-speaking game that will benefit from the extensive community management of the gPotato team which made them very popular in France and Germany.