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Janina: The roguelite elements mean you can get a different loadout for your hero each time they set out. RPGamer: Can you provide any details on the roguelite twist in the game? I don’t think we have any other direct inspirations. Maciej: Yes, there is also King’s Bounty, which is close to our hearts, so we tried to mix them a little bit. RPGamer: Are there any inspirations from other titles or series? We also thought about changes - I don’t want to say something against Heroes of Might & Magic because it has some of the best games ever - but to make it a bit more modern and adjust it to current lifestyles with some twists on the mechanics. We started with HoMM3 as the basic idea for the game, like the fantasy world, turn-based tactics, and hero evolution within each campaign. So for me it was always a dream to create something inspired by the genre.

I started my game development adventure with Heroes of Might & Magic III as something that lured me into the industry. Maciej Struzyna (Crazy Goat Games): It’s a big question for me.

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RPGamer: The Heroes of Might & Magic inspirations are clear, are there any particular entries in the series that inspired the game? Something that I hoped to capture was the feeling of traversing the unknown world. Janina Wojciechowska (Crazy Goat Games): The main thing is the strategy, the story, and the immersion in the world. This article is based on an audio interview, with some edits for clarity and conciseness.Īlex Fuller & Johnathan Stringer (RPGamer): Can you give an overview of the main ideas behind The Dragoness: Command of the Flame?

RPGamer was given the opportunity to talk to Crazy Goat Games’s Janina Wojciechowska and Maciej Struzyna about the game, including its inspirations and mechanics. PQube and Crazy Goat Games’ The Dragoness: Command of the Flame is billed as a modern take on Heroes of Might & Magic’s exploration, city-building, and turn-based combat alongside a roguelite twist.