Daggan Review

Daggan in its essence is a base building RTS where you’ll be engaging the 1st all the way till the 4th base in order to plant/spread your seed into building an army, potent enough as you try to last the whole game or suffer premature ejaculation.

Not For Everyone, But For Every Furry

Word play aside, Daggan is a good enough RTS that is simple enough to pick up and play for grown ups. For grown ups only, playing this game with its SFW (safe for work) censor/filter means disrespecting the purpose of this game, which is to provide every Furry out there an RTS game they didn’t know they wanted.

Gameplay-wise it is simple. You start off with an “ally” to start building your army/empire from scratch. You can control and give orders to your ally to gather resources such as wood, stone and to mine for some coin. Wood and stone is used to build structures. Coins are used as currency to buy upgrade points and to unlock skills. 

At the start you’re given 2 skill points to unlock skills such as a new attack type, such as multi shots or dealing more damage with every shot. Those skill points can alternatively be used to unlock buildings to build, such as houses for your population, towers for defense and more.

In Their Nature

After using a skill point to unlock houses, that is when you can finally expand your army. How to expand you ask? Make a unit after building the unit’s building? Nay. Remember this is a furry game. As this caters to furries who are essentially the horniest people on earth (prove me wrong) you obviously need to bang or to put it bluntly, have intercourse with that ally you start with. As with science, you can only produce with the opposite sex. But that doesn’t mean you can’t have “sexy time” with the same gender/species, you get the idea.

Ancestry

In order to expand, you will need to increase the population and build a house. Once you are below your current limit, any “sexy time” you have with the opposite gender will yield another ally. The level or rating of the new ally is based on the mini game you’ll do while banging, landing the shots in and the new ally will be on a high level.

It’s interesting to see the genetics kick in when the new ally spawns, whether they have your eye colour or your partner’s fur colour and so on and so forth. 

No Protection

By all means Daggan is a janky game, you will stumble upon bugs, AI pathfinding issues making your ally not follow commands at times, enemy spawning on walls, allies cutting down the structures of NPCs which “kills” them off from your game. During enemy raids, your allies will find the urge to bang there and then. The artstyle is questionable at times, and honestly if you cover your character, the game seems like a first person game with a 2D avatar pasted on it to represent your character.

Final Thoughts

Daggan’s unique take on the gameplay loop just makes you want to play one more day after your army is decimated so you’ll have to start banging to rebuild but once you’re almost done, another set of enemy waves comes in and it just gets you into that loop. With the set of ideas this game has, some proper quality of life, polish and even expanding on ideas will make this an even more addicting game even if you’re not a furry.

Live Out You Furry Wet Dream Here on Steam!

About Qaizher

Hailing from a small Island. Huge football fan. Drinks too much tea. Survival, Roguelikes, Turn-based or Indie games in general are my go to genres but I like to dabble in all kinds of genres. I tend to have a soft spot for Shmups and Hidden Object Games once in a while.

View all posts by Qaizher →

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *