Gigantic Dragons Have Arrived on Kaia Island From “Dragon Village” in “Play Together”!

Game company HAEGIN (CEO Young-il Lee) has announced that gigantic dragons have appeared on their mobile casual social game "Play Together."

The newly updated content featuring dragons is the first collaboration ever between HAEGIN and highbrow, its subsidiary company, and features in-game characters, an ancient draconic temple, pets, costumes, and more from "Dragon Village."

After the update, players can find dragon tamer Nuri, who has been tasked with tracking the whereabouts of an ancient demon known as G Skull, and her partner Jimon at the Plaza area of Kaia Island. By aiding the two with their mission of stopping the resurrection of Darknix and investigating the dragons, players may claim rewards such as the Dragon Egg and the Dragon Statue in return.

Additionally, by completing the missions of the ancient temple and gathering candles to find the hidden dragon murals, players can acquire special treasures based on the number of murals they discover.

By progressing through the newly added content, players have the chance to acquire the Dragon Egg as a reward, which players can hatch to obtain one of the dragons from "Dragon Village" as a pet.

Also, players can summon dragons by combining Dragon Eggs and one of the potions (Dream Potion, Light Potion, or Water Potion) at the Dragon Workshop. The four available dragons are the God Dragon, the Frost Dragon, the Cupid Dragon, and lastly, the "Nebula Dragon" which can be acquired by combining the three types of dragons and the Dream Potion. These newly added dragons are expected to be popular among the players compared to the existing pets thanks to their ability to fly.

But there's more. The "Dragon Village" attendance event has more rewards for players to collect, which include rewards such as the Dragon Egg, the "Jimon Balloon," and the "Jimon Egg Hat" for players who log into the game and check their attendance for a total of 14 days. Meanwhile, the Downtown Theater has prepared screenings of several films from the 19th Busan International Kids and Youth Film Festival (BIKY).

For more information on the gigantic dragons that have come to visit Kaia Island, please check the following official "Play Together" communities.