Sega’s Dragon Coins Has Some Neat Monster Art

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Sega released a new game for iOS and Android that’s a mish-mash of genres this morning. Dragon Coins is a free-to-play monster-collecting game combined with coin dozer mechanics.

 

In Dragon Coins, you place coins on the moving platform to charge monsters up for attacks. Positioning your coins smartly will allow you to pull off combos, and Sega say there are “hundreds” of monsters to choose from. Some of the monster art actually looks rather nice.

 

You can also swap monsters with your friends and participating in regular boss raid events. A trailer for Dragon Coins can be viewed above.

 


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