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DRAPLINE

"DRAPLINE" is a roguelite training game where you raise a dragon girl who eats anything and train her to become the strongest in one year. Feed her a variety of things to increase her abilities, combine various skills to build your own strategy, and defeat the impending catastrophe!

Release date
September 23, 2026
Platforms
Windows
Developer
KANAWO
Publisher
Vaka Game Magazine
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Raise the Divine Dragon You’ve Nurtured to Overcome the Catastrophe!"DRAPLINE" is a roguelite training game where you raise a dragon girl who eats anything and train her to become the strongest in one year. With the game’s ending achievable in as little as about one hour, you can enjoy multiple playthroughs and experiment with various training strategies. Raising the Dragon GirlTo prevent the impending World's Doom in one year, you must raise a dragon girl known as the "Divine Dragon." This food-loving dragon eats anything and transforms it into her own power.

Meat, fish, rocks, iron... no, even lava, mountains, and other people's houses become fine delicacies in her eyes. Battle Against the CatastropheA mysterious enemy stands in your way, intent on bringing about the end of the world. Will you fight with powerful attacks? Use defense and healing skills? Or weaken them gradually with poison? Combine over 200 different skills to create synergies and build your own unique strategy. Your Unique Growth Through NurturingThe Divine Dragon is a pure being, just born.

It’s not only her strength you must nurture, but her heart as well. Depending on how you raise her, her appearance and personality will change over time. The people she interacts with and the way she spends her year will determine the various possible endings to the story. Ultimately, the truth behind the "calamity" may also be revealed. However, the Divine Dragon eats "anything".…

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★ 9.7/10Steam · 2,765 ratings
SteamLast checked November 2, 2026

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This game's a masterpiece and I rarely use that word! 9.5/10 , and probably my personal Game of the Year. ...Why's it called "DRAPLINE", you…
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Is this game some sort of multi-hundred hour crazy value for content title? No. But it's a game that was made with heart and one…
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This game really is a product made from passion. I enjoyed this game and it made me feel emotions that I was not expecting to…
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The little dragon you raise really does eat everything And I mean EVERYTHING... INCLUDING THE NPCS YOU MEET It's either a large piece of meat,…
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All I saw at first were the very cute visuals and that it was a training sim and I was interested already but after having…
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This is a brilliant game. I was looking for recommendations on Magical Princess' store page and found this gem. I managed to barely hit the…
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A fun turn-based rogue-lite with an adopted dragon child that consumes anything and everything. Cute art, great music and gameplay loop. And a multiple-ending/gallery system…
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It's a fun game with a very cute artstyle and a surprisingly nice story! I'd definitely recommend it if you've got some money laying around…

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All I saw at first were the very cute visuals and that it was a training sim and I was interested already but after having…
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It's a fun game with a very cute artstyle and a surprisingly nice story! I'd definitely recommend it if you've got some money laying around…
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Really fun. Just about everything in this game it good. Art, music, gameplay loop. everything.

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