VoC: The Isle Dragon Roars

Lol, it's too late to check the arrangement of VoC games just to see that this Isle of Dragon roars should be first to play and you'll be able to understand the storyline. I started from the last part -- Beast of Burden! Could you imagine my confusion? Still, hands down to this wonderful game! I have never enjoyed such a wonderful game other than this.

Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars is an RPG game with table-top card-game inspired presentation and mechanics. Released in 2021 for the Playstation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC, it has now been recently ported for Android and iOS mobile platforms. 🟩Pros +Table-top RPG based aesthetic and gameplay +Engaging turn-based combat system +premium game with no ads, or pay-to-win mechanics, but there are purchasable cosmetics

Given that this game is the first one in the chain of VoC, it's expected that almost all the game instructions are presented. Since it almost took more than 5 minutes for the whole introduction to finish, I got a little bored and just skipped the whole part. Lol. Nevertheless, I still enjoyed it and look forward to trying the other VoCs.

The first time I heard the voice actors in this game, I knew from that instant that this game would be one of my VoC collections. The strategy and gameplay kept me playing this one for hours. Somehow, the strategies I use contradict the other VoC games I've tried.

VoC: The Isle Dragon Roars is the first premium Voice of Cards series and it really is pretty impressive. Gameplay wise this game follows off pretty closely from where the free prequel left off. But you do replay the end of the dungeon with the original team from the prequel, which I thought was kind of annoying. Especially since I had already done all the dungeon stuff before, but thankfully its a lot shorter in getting to the new content. And it does have a pretty nice intro with a nice song attached to it. I was actually pretty surprised when I found out that the original team you played during the prequel was NOT the team you actually play in the main game. Instead you have a brand new team of would be heroes and the team from the prequel turn out to be very arrogant and rude towards you. Though I guess it makes sense to be a new team entirely, since the prequel team are already established heroes, and are very strong.