Dragon Seeds

THE GOOD:
Variety of dragons and battle equipment, involved breeding techniques, various battle options.

THE BAD:
Limited gameplay, limited dragon lifespan in most cases.

SUMMARY:
Fans of dragons and of monster-breeding games should really enjoy this title, as it satisfies both the compulsions of stat-mongering and creature-diversity.

There are multiple species of dragons that one can choose from;

There's the standard saurian type that resembles any typical long-necked, long-tailed, fire-breathing dragon from western and european history.
The winged type are also typical to most western and european winged dragons, but as they evolve, can start to resemble birds or gliding dinosaurs.
The natura type are earthen elemental dragons that resemble golems and the like.
The beetle type are just that, insect-like, with up-turned torsos that allow them to battle
much like a centaur would.
The wasp type...

THE GOOD:
For a playstation game, back then the graphics were pretty impressive stuff, though a lot of it was scenery artist, which gave it a nice touch. The small graphical battles between two dragons were very smooth.

the creative designs of the dragons give you a wide variety when having a dragon to train, love, battle and care for as they grow stronger. They also have their own type of element, which makes the game a lot more fun. To help your dragon grow stronger, you can buy them weapons and items of defence. Though as you continue on with your dragon, they can eventually die, so be sure to try your hardest when raising them.

The battle system was enjoyable, though confusing at first. You have a range of where your dragon can be standing, either close to the enemy/rival dragon or at a distance. They have a scratch like attack, a defence and an elemental attack.

THE BAD:
The battle system confused me greatly, it wasn't the best...