Dragalia Lost
Dragalia Lost was a free-to-play mobile action RPG for iOS and Android, mixing fast, instance-based battles with team building, character collection, and a signature dragon transformation mechanic. Set in a bright fantasy world where humans and dragons coexist, it leaned heavily on co-op play and high-end presentation, making it one of Nintendo’s most ambitious mobile projects before service ended.
 | Publisher: Nintendo Type: Mobile MMORPG Release Date: September 27, 2018 Shut Down: November 29, 2022 Pros: +Surprisingly deep action combat and team building. +Strong co-op focus. +Polished visuals, voice work, and music. +Often generous with premium currency through play. Cons: -Navigation and menu flow can feel awkward. -Story beats can come across as familiar. -Hard to stand out in a crowded gacha-heavy mobile scene. |
Dragalia Lost Shut Down on November 29, 2022
Dragalia Lost Overview
Dragalia Lost is a free-to-play 3D action RPG on iOS and Android, developed by Nintendo and Cygames. The adventure takes place in Alberia, a kingdom shaped by agreements between people and dragons. When the Sacred Shard begins to weaken, the young prince Euden sets out to forge new dragon pacts and prevent the realm from slipping into chaos.
On the gameplay side, Dragalia Lost is built around short, self-contained stages that play out like compact dungeon runs. You control a party of up to four adventurers, swapping between them as needed, and each character comes with distinct visuals, full voice acting, and a kit that pushes them toward specific roles. Combat is real-time and ability-driven, rewarding quick movement, timing, and knowing when to spend skills rather than simply auto-attacking through encounters.
The game’s defining twist is dragon shapeshifting. As you fight, a gauge fills, and once it is ready you can transform into a dragon for a limited window, gaining a new move set and a burst of power that can swing boss fights in your favor. Progression also has the familiar gacha backbone, with a large roster (over 60 characters) obtainable through summoning, supported by a reputation for handing out premium currency regularly via events, missions, and general play.
Dragalia Lost Key Features:
- Over 60 Fully Voice-Acted Heroes – recruit a broad lineup of elemental adventurers, each with their own role, abilities, and both English and Japanese voice options.
- Deep Gameplay – build teams by mixing adventurers, dragons, wyrmprints, and elemental matchups, creating flexible setups for different encounters.
- Co-op Mode – queue or lobby up with up to three other players to clear harder fights and chase specialized rewards together.
- Music by Daoko – features tracks from Japanese artist Daoko, contributing to the game’s standout audio identity and overall production quality.
- Upgradeable Castle – expand your home base with structures that improve stats and strengthen your roster’s long-term growth.
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Dragalia Lost System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
Operating System: Android 4.4 and later, iOS 9.0 and later
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Dragalia Lost Additional Information
Developer: Nintendo, Cygames
Publisher: Nintendo
Director: Hiroki Matsuura
Japanese Title: ドラガリアロスト公
Release Date: September 27, 2018
Shut Down: November 29, 2022
Development History / Background:
Dragalia Lost was co-developed by Nintendo EPD (Entertainment Planning & Development) and Cygames, a pairing known among mobile and console fans for titles such as Fire Emblem Heroes and Granblue Fantasy. Nintendo handled publishing worldwide, and the game launched on September 27, 2018 in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau, and the United States, with additional regions planned afterward.
A major part of its identity was its music, including work from Japanese musician Daoko and the theme song “Owaranai Sekai de,” which helped the game feel more like a premium release than a typical phone RPG. The partnership itself was also notable, with Nintendo acquiring 5% of Cygames’ stock during development. Dragalia Lost ultimately ended service on November 29, 2022.