Full review at: https://thegamehoard.com/2019/06/18/dragons-never-cry-pc/

Dragons Never Cry is a simple experience, exploring around for treasures making for a casual scavenger hunt style of play with a bit of monster fighting action thrown in to make it slightly more exciting. Other than the search for secrets though, Dragons Never Cry doesn’t really have much to make the short experience interesting. It doesn’t introduce its characters, almost all its enemies are fought in a similar manner including the final boss, and there are no major puzzles or other navigational challenges that really push the level designs to be more than just woods or woods with some ruined buildings scattered around. Dragons Never Cry wraps up too quickly, making it feel like it was meant to be part of something larger or it was only made to learn the ropes of game development. For what it does include, there’s only the small thrill of finding hidden treasure to guide a game that is otherwise too plain and simple to enjoy.

While most of its problems are small things like the rating system being unclear or the game’s code popping up on screen, Dragons Never Cry mostly just fails to be interesting rather than doing anything incredibly poorly.

Have you ever wanted to control a dragon with a backpack and a floating panda companion? No? Well you can anyway with Dragons Never Cry, collect loot, check off collected items, have fun.
https://youtu.be/pT2RGgxebIk

Dragons are the real treasure hunters! :)

Very family friendly game and cute. Simple puzzles, very casual and lots of collecting things. Fun Dragon character and not a huge in depth story or is the game difficult either. Did I die some playing? Sure, but quick to recover and carry on. This Dragon is all about the treasure!

Completed the game in a single sitting, first playing, in about an hour. For those who want achievements you can aim for speed and collecting all the treasure to unlock five star rankings too.

Very nice price, simple game, good for general relaxing. Great for young and new gamers!

It's a cute little game with some heart put into it.

It plays best with a controller since there's some extra attacks I didn't immediately find with keyboard + mouse, and the game doesn't lock your mouse so your mouse will end up on your other monitors.

Mine's got a bug where it thinks I've completed the stage after the one I just completed. Not that achievements are important.

Otherwise, it's fine. It's not difficult, and the graphics ain't georgous, but those are nitpicks.

Oh, and to "reply" to the other review, the dragon looks at nearby treasure.

Made a review on this game:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J5frYikFYak&t=20s

Mascot trasure hunting is not terrible.
I really want to be able to jump.
The pace of the game is very slow and where the dragon faces seems a little random.
Not terrible, not great.

https://youtu.be/CwucBP-tT14

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A nice and simple child-friendly collectathon.

The game is relatively short, If you play to complete it as fast as possible you can beat 100% of the game in about 1.7 or 2 hours.

The gameplay is rather simple you move around the level with a top-down perspective and beat the occasional enemy, using your fiery breath to defeat them. Beating a level is really easy I've beaten the entire game without dying to an enemy once and feel that you could only fail if you do so intentionally.
When it comes to narrative the game is rather bare-bones and does not really do anything to establish any character motivation or personality, it's just; You are a dragon who likes to collect treasure. Why who knows.
You have a mystic floating panda fiend. Who is he? I don't know.
but this can be put down to the young audience that it is aimed at.

Playing through the game I found that it had nice and relaxing BGM that suited the rest of the overall look, tone and feel of the game.