Drunken Dragon

Fly home before dawn in a hand-crafted pixel-art arcade adventure. Duncan has had one too many, and the doors of THE PICKLED WYVERN have shut behind him in broad daylight. Home is twenty legs of Embervale's darkening sky away — and Diane is waiting. She is right about everything. Especially about him. ▬▬▬ THE FLIGHT ▬▬▬ Flap, wobble and breathe fire down the Tavern Road, over the Market Green, through Thornwood and Gallowsmoor, across the Moonmere and the Drowned Marches, up through Frostfell Pass and the Cairn Heights — until the lamp on the lair tower comes up over the last hill. One thumb flies him. Tap to flap, hold to breathe dragonfire, and grab the mead to refuel — because the fuller the flame, the drunker the flight. That wobble is the difficulty, and learning to fly drunk is the whole game. ▬▬▬ THE JOURNEY ▬▬▬ • TWENTY NAMED LEGS — each with its own weather, wildlife and skyline, from broad daylight through dusk to deep night • THREE LIVES, ONE ROAD — a complete story with replayable stage layouts, so no two runs are the same • THE SOBERING STORM — a finale that asks one thing of you: put the bottle DOWN • FOUR BONUS INTERLUDES — Bram's cellar, the Bard's Chorus, Diane's Errand and the Beacon Run • ENDLESS MODE — the whole twenty-leg road, looping forever, once you have made it home • THE CHRONICLE — a bestiary and a book of bard-tale achievements, collected as you fly • THE ARMOURY — spend your gold on cosmetics for your dragon ▬▬▬ MADE, NOT ASSEMBLED ▬▬▬ • Hand-authored pixel art, drawn procedurally — no stock assets anywhere in it • A procedural medieval score that shifts with the hour of the night • Plays fully OFFLINE — no connection needed, ever • Portrait on every phone, tablet and foldable, with gamepad support • A reduced-motion mode, and a game that never asks you to hurry ▬▬▬ PAY ONCE. THAT IS ALL. ▬▬▬ NO ads. NO in-app purchases. NO accounts. NO tracking. Nothing is collected about you and nothing is sold on. You buy the game and you own the whole tale — every leg, every interlude, every ending. A retro arcade flyer for anyone who grew up on side-scrollers and misses when a game was just a game. Original concept by Jessica. A Kindell Studios game.