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Dragon Era: Resurrected

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LoneDragonDevDiscovered Sep 13, 2026

About the game

The sky islands are grey and silent. You are the last young dragon, and your breath is not fire but life: grass, flowers and trees burst up wherever you breathe. Heal each island, wake the egg that sleeps there, and bring back the era of dragons.

Original Steam description

Your breath is spring

The floating islands have turned grey and silent. You are the last young dragon. Fly low over the dust and breathe: grass rises in waves, flowers open, trees grow tall, and colour floods back into the world.

Wake the dragons

On every island a dragon egg sleeps in its nest. Bring the island back to life and the egg begins to glow. It rocks, it cracks, and a hatchling climbs out, spreads its wings and flies at your side. Island by island, the era of dragons returns.

How it plays

  • One stick to fly: push up to fly, left and right to turn. Your dragon breathes by itself over dead land.
  • Land wherever you like and walk through the grass you grew.
  • Your breath runs out. Rest on living grass, or dive into the mist past the edge of the island, to breathe again.
  • Wake the spring on the high hill: the river runs, the lake fills and the waterfall pours into the sea of clouds.

Calm or fast, your choice

Take your time and simply enjoy the flight. There are no enemies and no way to fail. Or chase gold medals and your fastest time across every island.

Features

  • A living world that grows wherever you breathe: every blade of grass, every flower, every tree
  • Smooth, natural dragon flight: take off, glide, bank, hover, land and walk
  • A hatching on every island, and a hatchling that flies with you
  • Golden light, a sea of clouds and floating islands, each with its own mood
  • Play with mouse, keyboard, touch or gamepad
  • Available in 31 languages

Demo and release information

No demo is verified in the current check data. This does not mean the game has never had a demo; check its Steam page for current availability.

Steam demo, playtest and Early Access: what is the difference?

Information & artwork: Steam · Last checked UTC