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Running Down a Dragon with EarthNight

In a bit of a metal throwback to Dragon Ball Z for me, EarthNight is a game being shown off on the PAX East floor this past weekend that has you chasing the dragon… literally. Cleaversoft brought in this unique kind of platformer where the Earth is being surrounded by dragons, and it's up to you to help rid the skies of them before they destroy us.

Running Down a Dragon with EarthNight
credit//Cleaversoft

You choose one of two specific characters in the demo to zoom down from a spaceship and land on the back of a dragon of your choosing. You then run down the length of their body, destroying enemies on their backs as well as collecting special items to use against the dragon. The end of every level is a timed event where you attack the dragon's head in an attempt to bring them down. If you fail, you're simply kicked off and forced to try again.

Running Down a Dragon with EarthNight
credit//Cleaversoft

The game has some great fluidity to it, but there are a few kinks they need to work out in the process. We didn't get an official release window at the event, but it's set to be a PS4 release first with PC and Vita to follow.

Running Down a Dragon with EarthNight
credit//Cleaversoft
Running Down a Dragon with EarthNight
credit//Cleaversoft

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