“Dragon daughter raising roguelite” game DRAPLINE will leave Early Access and launch for PC via Steam on September 24 for 1,680 yen, publisher and developer Vaka Game Magazine, and developer Kanawo announced. It will include English, Japanese, and Simplified Chinese language support.
DRAPLINE first launched in Early Access on June 30, 2025.
Here are the latest details, via Vaka Game Magazine:
■ The Story Finally Reaches Its Conclusion̶—The Full Release Arrives with 25 Endings and the “True Ending”
Since launching in Steam Early Access last June, DRAPLINE has sold more than 50,000 copies and surpassed 100,000 wishlists, making it a title that continues to draw attention. The game has received more than 1,700 Steam user reviews, with 96% positive, earning an “Overwhelmingly Positive” rating.
DRAPLINE is a training roguelite in which players take in a perpetually hungry dragon girl who will eat just about anything and spend one year raising her to become the strongest she can be. To face the approaching “Calamities,” players must train and strengthen their dragon girl. Early Access players have praised the game’s accessible one-hour runs and strategic depth that encourages repeated playthroughs, while speculation surrounding the mysteries hidden within its world has also become a major topic of discussion.
DRAPLINE was originally conceived as a training game about seeing what awaits at the end of the days spent raising your dragon girl. With the full release, the game will introduce DRAGON’S DISCIPLINE, a new mode leading to the game’s “true ending,” along with 25 different endings depicting the outcomes of the dragon girl’s upbringing. With these additions, the game will finally realize the full vision originally intended for its training-game experience.
“DRAGON’S DISCIPLINE,” a Substantial New Story Mode, and Endings Shaped by How You Raise Your Dragon Girl
سەرچاوەی فەرمی بە زمانی ئینگلیزی: https://www.gematsu.com/2026/08/drapline-launches-september-24
