Well I guess it's time for a short review of what I've seen so far.

About the story I can of course not say much since I don't understand jack
but from the images it looks to me like the typical RPG crap story. Some guy
with a guitar ( this thing is important in fact ) somehow gets the ability
to see/use/whatever dragon like monsters. On the other side is some fanatic
guy who seeks world domination or something like that using the same dragon
like monsters. The rest should be easy to guess for everyone beyond the baby
age. Chances are if you understand the language there's more to it but so
far it looks as dull as your next door's neighbor.



Graphics:
The moving around is done in a 2/3 world view. Battle sequences are made in
full 3D with 2D background. Animations are surprisingly detailed and not edgy.
This good surprise is though quickly send to hell once you see an enemy looking
similar to one you have met before when it's blowing you in the face: animation
recycling! All enemies looking similar ( which are a lot to be precise ) use the
very same animations which looks so damn cheap that it's not funny anymore.
There are only a few types of enemies if you look at the animations which makes
it pretty boring soon. Otherwise the graphics are good.



Sound:
Nothing special here. The background music is at least not too annoying but I
prefer playing without sound anyways. Your monsters do not even make the slightest
noise at all apart from an enerving overdone flapping sound. No roar, no hissing
not even are groaning or something like that. Sound is definitely as cheap as the
rest of the game.



Game Play / Controls:
You navigate in the world using a dump map where you can only click on selected
locations. Done so you end up in a sort of dungeon no matter if this is a cave or
some island. You are represented by a little dragon icon. Click with the style to
move to the given location. Plus point credited for intelligent path finding so you
can click at points around multiple corners and you get there without getting stuck
on the way. Otherwise this is your typical dungeon crawler. Find chests, do random
battles you have no chance to foresee and bump into visible choke point enemies with
finally a boss at the end. There's only one map so no multiple floors or other tricks.

Battles are the next to most boring thing in the game. You can have a team of 3 "monsters"
( I label those things monsters since calling them dragons is for 99% of them just
ridiculous ) in the front row and 3 as replacements for the case somebody in the front
row faints or gets one of the very annoying status problems. You can only do a regular
attack, defend, increase DF points or launch a special attack. It is as boring as it sounds.
Most of the time you use the regular attack ( you have no chance to choose or alter in any
way ) which slowly increases your DF points. The special attack always comes first consuming
DF points ( which are shared among your monsters ) and again it can not be chosen or
altered in any way. As always the special attack can be offensive or defensive in nature
including completely unusable ones with recoil. You can not use any items in a battle
nor can you run from them. Good thing though is that you can flee from the dungeon at any
time without restriction going back to heal at the base and then continue. You have to
start at the begin of the dungeon but path blocking enemies you cleared stay cleared.
You can reenter a dungeon once cleared to clear it a second time but then it's over and
only random battles remain. Annoying though is the way you have to go through dungeons.
You have a stupid dragon thing with wings but no you have to criss-cross around dozens
of corners instead of flying across a small gap so you end up in tons of time consuming
random battles just for the demonic satisfaction of the game developers.

For RPGs the most important is the level system as this is the only thing apart from the
story which can hold up an RPG and keep you playing. Here too the game fails like nothing
else. Yours monsters have the most basic stats in existance: HP, Att, Def, Speed. Of course
there are levels but once you try to grind you quickly hit the max level which are
ridiculous 5 levels. Yes, once your monster hits level 5 it's maxed out. I don't know if
later in the game you can increase this limit like it is possible in Digimon World for
example but I doubt it. Ridiculous limits always hurt games in the past and this is going
to hold true for the future ( so why game developers never learn from the past? :/ ).

The most notable part of the game is the creation of new monsters. Whenever you clear a
dungeon you obtain an egg or later on some sort of crystal. Now comes the microphone
into play. Go to the base and try to hatch the egg. While hatching you have to use
your microphone. I first tried holding the microphone at my speakers where music has been
playing but this causes the hatching to fail. Humming a little melody into the microphone
seems though to be enough to get the hatching to succeed any time. Never had duplicate
monsters so far so I guess there's some code in to prevent duplicates which is a good thing
as otherwise this would be very tedious. This is also the place your guitar comes into
play. That guy somehow tortures his guitar a bit ( same cut scene every time you can't
skip ) and woot-o-woot a dragon like thing pops out. There's not more to it though.



Overall:
In total the game is blunt to say it gently. Battles are annoying at best. Except a few
of them only some monsters are really dragons the rest are various animals with wings
and tails slapped on them. I've seen way more creative dragon creations in other RPG
games than this one here but okay Japan knowns shit about dragons compared to China for
example ( in a mythological sense of course ;) ). If only you could alter your monsters
by distributing skill points or learning new skills at all this would have been a little
bit interesting but this way it's a mindless RPG game without a lot of depth. Dragons
alone won't make a game good which is shown well in this case.

5/10 ( mediocre game only recommended for die hard dragon fanatics with lots of time
to waste )