Games like Drakensang Online

Steam reviews

What players say

Reviewers from the last year are mostly negative, mainly because progression depends on paid currency, grinding is heavy and the game crashes or lags.

Many players say the game still has a pleasant Diablo-style feel, with isometric hack-and-slash combat, quest trails, dungeons and a range of character classes such as the Spellweaver, Ranger and Dragonknight, and some call it a decent way to pass time that can be played without spending money. Most complaints concern the cash shop: many players say premium currency is needed for gear, inventory space, crafting and events, and that the endgame is grindy with low drop rates. Many also report crashes, lag, client errors and connection problems, and some say the game feels unchanged for years. Some players who came back after long breaks say the old, simpler version with a level cap of 40 or 45 was better, while others are more positive about it being free to start.

Who it suits

Players who enjoy classic Diablo-style hack-and-slash combat and are willing to grind or spend money on a free-to-play MMORPG.

Who should skip it

Players who dislike pay-to-win shops, heavy grinding or frequent crashes should skip it.

Short vs. long playtime: Players with hundreds of hours are more likely to say the game is mixed and focus on endgame grinding and the shop, while players with short playtimes mainly complain about crashes and early-game setup.

Summarised by AI from 59 Steam reviews (English, helpful and recent), as of Oct 28, 2026.