Dragon Front Rising

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Release date

November 17, 2023

Publisher

Meta

Challenge players online or solo with Conquest mode in this immersive collectible card-battler. Dragon Front Rising mixes high fantasy with World War II on a 4x4 grid battlefield that is alive with rampaging giants, intimidating war-machines, and soaring projectiles.

  • Collectible Cards – Construct your 30 card deck from over 500 battle-hardened soldiers, fortifications that evolve the battlefield, and a wide array of spells.

  • Meta Quest 3 and Meta Quest Pro users can enjoy Dragon Front Rising in cutting edge Mixed Reality (MR).

  • Online Multiplayer – Challenge your friends, or online armies, and climb through the competitive ranks for rewards.

  • 7 Thematically Diverse Factions – Each army is equipped with unique powers, traits and strategies, and powerful Champions.

  • Champion System – Legendary champions helm your army to ensure an epic come-back in the late minutes of every game.

  • Test your decks in Conquest Mode, playing against a relentless AI campaign to take control of the realm.

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Ratings & reviews

3.65

86 ratings

Oculus rating

Player reviews

mikael.dufresne

November 19, 2023

4/5

Solid VR title, could use some improveme

This review will be edited in a lengthy, more detailed review over time. For now, I have played for about 2 hours and barely scratched what the game has to offer. The factions are nice, feel balanced so far, and have very different cards and feel to them. Unlocking boosters is a fun grinding experience. The game is quite hard to master. The solo experience is challenging but will get you ready to face real players. My main complaint comes with the MR mode. There are no reasons not to be able to play the entire game in mixed reality. That is the kind of game I play seated, on the sofa... While watching TV or keeping an eye on the dogs. MR is perfect for that! But it only happens during rounds. As soon as you finish playing a round, you're sent back in VR facing point to click menus with an environment surrounding you. It brings nothing to the game and imo, should be MR all the way. The game also uses a UI that is point to click. The menu could easily be brought closer to the user and use a touch to click menu like Demeo for example. That means hands tracking would be an option for them to consider. Controllers are fine, but when you want to sit back, relax, play a few rounds with a cup of coffee... It simply won't do it. With that said, the pros outweigh the cons. The cons are very specific to some use cases that may not affect most players and the overall experience is extremely enjoyable.

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Sarysin

December 28, 2023

1/5

Don’t Buy

The game cost is standard and acceptable. But here is a list of its failures: 1. Extremely difficult solo play that is impossible unless you purchase booster packs 2. Booster packs are four cards for a buck. 3. You have to buy these to have any chance of beating the single-player 4. The game is buggy on timed matches. The computer can take any amount of time, but you get dinged even if you input all selections before the timer, and it freezes 5. The game often freezes during your play and computers (I have a 5gig cable internet connection). 6. The game will glitch halfway through a match, so your only option is to concede no matter how long you have played or how close you are to victory. Overall, I give this half a star based on the concept alone.

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MuffinBulldog

March 4, 2024

5/5

So good!

Definitely my type of game. It is extremely fun and yes very very challenging which in my book is a great plus. It doesn’t feel forced to buy booster packs and with every ranked multiplayer win you get a booster pack. Playing online is definitely easier than the conquering mode. I like the different art style and graphics too. Such a good game at a price point of only 10€! You have to like challenging games to like this one.

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Westywun

November 3, 2024

1/5

Pay to advance premium nonsense

If you want to get ahead you will need to sink a lot of money on to this game. Many in-app purchases to buy the required boosts and cards. It takes more than the minimum time for a valid refund to find that this is a purcharge game. Shame on you Meta.

16 found this helpful

Scorp2k25

June 30, 2025

1/5

This is a scam

I didn't expect this scam, their advertising is nothing like the real game, it's a total pay to win game from the start, you don't even need tactics to win if you have good cards, I spent $ and started getting some wins but it's boring so I don't recommend this game at all, the match making is way tooo unbalanced. I tried it two weeks and already uninstalled it. Don't waste money buying it or in game boosters

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