''Dragon Friends'' was a 2013

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developed by InnoSpark and published by NHN, companies based in

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. The game was released for

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and

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platforms on 2013, and serviced through NHN platform. The game is currently discontinued.

Game Contents

''Dragon Friends'' is a farming game in which players plant crops, and nurture characters to develop their towns and earn diverse characters.

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s are the main characters of the game, and users can breed, nurture, and evolve Dragons and other characters.

Characters

Dragons

Dragons, the main character of ''Dragon Friends'' are the most important contents of the game and are divided into 7 basic characteristics. By breeding different types, players can get new types of Dragons: "Tree", "Land", "Fire", "Lightning", "Ice", "Wind", and "Water". These 7 characteristics are also divided into 4 levels.

Animals

Sheep, Puppies, Cats, Cows, Pigs, and Donkeys are animal characters that help users earn money for the gameplay.

Special Characters

Due to a cross promotion with

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, there are special characters in ''Dragon Friends'', including

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, My Melody,

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, and

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. These characters were first released through the special event.

Development and release

''Dragon Friends'' was released in 2013 for the

and

. It was developed by InnoSpark, a company founded by former developers of ''Rule the Sky''.

References

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External links

Dragon Friends' official Facebook pageInnospark's official English homepage
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