Meta Toy DragonZ SAGA: NFT Game Review & Gameplay Guide

Toys? Good! Dragons? Good! Off to a great start right there! Meta Toy Dragonz Saga sets the stage where a variety of dragon personalities will be introduced in a story-driven game. The world it creates for you is one of not just battles with other toys but also that of a city builder/resource management system. With a variety of shops for you to produce resources at and gather resources to upgrade your dragon's army. ### Gameplay First off, let's check out the art. With a 2D art style heavily inspired by LEGO with its blocks and Dragonz, it's something that instantly looks familiar and will have broad appeal to a large audience. With its colorful and bright colors, it manages to create a happy and appealing world to explore. The "enemies" you’ll face along the way are done in a style where they are not frightening to the eye but still manage to clearly outline who the bad guys are, if that makes sense? Managing to keep the entire game child-friendly and something kids will enjoy playing. The gameplay is a variety of different elements. Making sure you'll explore every asset and element within it, there is a very helpful questing system in place to guide you through the different unlockable areas and much-needed elements in order to be able to progress in each of them. Some examples of them would be the various creation stations for resource creation, each of them needing one another to keep upgrading your resources for more advanced ones needed for higher-level stations and elements as well as upgrading your city and levels within it. The gacha system in place for acquiring new and rarer Dragonz and Pets (This got me hooked) and the battle mode, which is an auto-battler. Each of the elements in the game supports one another not just in the progression of the quests that are outlined but also in the required resources each of them provides. Without the gold from the battles, you won't be able to upgrade your city, and without your city-provided resources, you won't be able to upgrade your Dragonz. This is done in a very simple and easy-to-understand way that within the first play session will become clear and easy to understand. Some elements, though, require too much micromanagement in order to produce enough resources to progress, although it does provide an easy way to “produce all,” it still requires you to stay in the game a lot to keep production going and is very repetitive. Let's talk about Gacha! I enjoy a good Gacha, as do a lot of you, but this one, in particular, is very enjoyable for me. Not just because it's Dragonz but it does help hahaha. You’ll have a variety of choices within this part of the game, from free draws on Dragonz and pets but also a variety of paid options with, of course, higher chances for rare pulls. The Dragonz you’ll pull won’t just have a rarity involved but also a lot of different elements from color to the outfits and weapons they wear but also the elements of their attack. Making each Gacha a unique experience and exciting to go into. Yes, you’ll end up with a bunch of Dragonz you won’t use because they are too weak but not to worry you’ll be able to merge them into stronger ones in a... ### Review The battles and monsters you’ll face are well done and enjoyable to watch (at least the first bunch) with higher stakes battles against other players where...