Entering the World of Üna
From the moment I launched Heroes of Mount Dragon, I was swept into the mystical realm of Üna a world teetering on the edge of chaos, where ancient dragon power pulses beneath every hand drawn hill and vibrant forest. Developed by RuniQ, a studio founded by veterans from Beenox and Ubisoft, the game immediately boasts a pedigree that’s hard to ignore. The opening cinematic, with its bold narration and lush visuals, sets the stage for a classic fantasy adventure: the Celestial Dragon has vanished, and only the Dragon Souls our playable heroes can restore balance.
What struck me first was the game’s art direction. Heroes of Mount Dragon is a visual treat, blending 2D hand drawn charm with 3D depth. The environments burst with color and detail, reminiscent of a Saturday morning cartoon inspired by Dungeons & Dragons. The character designs, too, feel like they’ve leapt straight from a tabletop campaign, each hero exuding personality and a touch of humor that gives the world a welcoming, playful vibe.
