Dragon Hills 2 Hack 1.2.0 + Redeem Codes
Developer: Cezary Rajkowski
Category: Games
Price: $3.99 (Download for free)
Version: 1.2.0
ID: com.rebeltwins.dragonhills2
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Description
Here we go again! Meet our fearless girl, a few years later!
Zombies! …Where??? …Dragons!…What???
Cowboys, armored mechs and spaceships! Why?!
So many questions… No time for answers now, guys. The zombie apocalypse is already here!
Hurry up! Hop on your machine dragon and fight to save humanity!
Slide down the hills jumping into and out of the ground, crashing and destroying everything on your way in this action-packed adventure.
Discover thrilling and magical lands filled with zombies, giants, dragons and tons of surprises.
Awesome FEATURES:
• Super fun, fast and furious gameplay
• Fully destructible terrain (buildings, bridges, vehicles and more)
• Epic boss battles, 28 towers to conquer and 4 completely different and exciting worlds to explore
• Upgradeable weapons, dragons and explosive power-ups available for unlocking
• Easy to learn, intuitive one-touch controls combined with innovative gameplay
• Achievements and leaderboards to compete with friends
Get ready for crazy adventures with this instantly playable and simple to control game!
Zombies! …Where??? …Dragons!…What???
Cowboys, armored mechs and spaceships! Why?!
So many questions… No time for answers now, guys. The zombie apocalypse is already here!
Hurry up! Hop on your machine dragon and fight to save humanity!
Slide down the hills jumping into and out of the ground, crashing and destroying everything on your way in this action-packed adventure.
Discover thrilling and magical lands filled with zombies, giants, dragons and tons of surprises.
Awesome FEATURES:
• Super fun, fast and furious gameplay
• Fully destructible terrain (buildings, bridges, vehicles and more)
• Epic boss battles, 28 towers to conquer and 4 completely different and exciting worlds to explore
• Upgradeable weapons, dragons and explosive power-ups available for unlocking
• Easy to learn, intuitive one-touch controls combined with innovative gameplay
• Achievements and leaderboards to compete with friends
Get ready for crazy adventures with this instantly playable and simple to control game!
Version history
1.2.0
2023-09-11
This update brings you essential bug fixes and optimizations to improve overall app performance. We're committed to making your experience better with each update. Thanks for being a valued user!
1.1.2
2019-01-27
Improvements and bug fixes.
1.1.1
2018-04-11
1.1.1
- Bug fixes
1.1.0
- 2 brand new and shiny dragons for permanent ride
- Another 7 towers to conquer
- 6 new, challenging Mega Bosses to defeat
- A whole new world: Ancient Egypt!
- New language: japanese
- Improvements and bug fixes
- Bug fixes
1.1.0
- 2 brand new and shiny dragons for permanent ride
- Another 7 towers to conquer
- 6 new, challenging Mega Bosses to defeat
- A whole new world: Ancient Egypt!
- New language: japanese
- Improvements and bug fixes
1.1.0
2018-04-04
- 2 brand new and shiny dragons for permanent ride
- Another 7 towers to conquer
- 6 new, challenging Mega Bosses to defeat
- A whole new world: Ancient Egypt!
- New language: japanese
- Improvements and bug fixes
- Another 7 towers to conquer
- 6 new, challenging Mega Bosses to defeat
- A whole new world: Ancient Egypt!
- New language: japanese
- Improvements and bug fixes
1.0.1
2017-10-24
Fixes, optimalizations and improvements.
1.0.0
2017-10-11
Ways to hack Dragon Hills 2
- iGameGod (Watch Video Guide)
- iGameGuardian for iOS (Watch Video Guide) or GameGuardian for Android (Watch Video Guide)
- Lucky Patcher (Watch Video Guide)
- Cheat Engine (Watch Video Guide)
- Magisk Manager (Watch Video Guide)
- CreeHack (Watch Video Guide)
- Redeem codes (Get the Redeem codes)
Download hacked APK
Download Dragon Hills 2 MOD APK
Request a Hack
Ratings
4.6 out of 5
373 Ratings
Reviews
Sopants,
Improvement on first game in every way
I was big fan of first game. Played it to something like level 200. This is such an improvement. While the first was basically the same level (and boss) over and over again, this game has outstanding variety. In environments, mobs, bosses, and upgrades.
I'm not sure what people complaining about the difficulty are talking about. It's harder than the first one, but far from a difficult game. You will have to fight some bosses multiple times while you save for upgrades, but it's fun while you do, and you will eventually take them down.
I've faced maybe 15 bosses so far. Most I beat in 1-5 tries, while a few of the harder ones took 10-15 tries. And it's incredibly rewarding when you do beat the harder ones.
Support premium gems like this. Everything a sequel should be.
I'm not sure what people complaining about the difficulty are talking about. It's harder than the first one, but far from a difficult game. You will have to fight some bosses multiple times while you save for upgrades, but it's fun while you do, and you will eventually take them down.
I've faced maybe 15 bosses so far. Most I beat in 1-5 tries, while a few of the harder ones took 10-15 tries. And it's incredibly rewarding when you do beat the harder ones.
Support premium gems like this. Everything a sequel should be.
tanookisuit_ty,
New update, nominal improvement
The latest update — mostly the addition of two new permanent dragons — helps this game out a bit. This game still feels like it spends most of its time punishing the user for playing it. Massive frame rate issues playing it on a 2017 iPad. Lots of camera tracking issues — when using homing missiles or when bosses explode, the camera shifts focus away from your character making it almost impossible to see what you’re doing. In other instances, especially when you pick up speed, the camera pushes way to far ahead of the player, so you can barely see where you’re at on screen. It’s still absolutely ridiculous that power ups are only activated if they touch the head of your dragon, but enemies can do damage by hitting any part of your dragon. And the pacing of each level is still clunky, not nearly as smooth and fast as the original. Plus... there’s still no endless mode. It just feels like this developer completely misunderstood what made the first Dragon Hills so much fun.
PureProfit,
Needs Works - Still prefer the first game
I have played this game through now twice. I like the new (variety of) worlds. Guns are cool (swords were better), GodzillaMech is fun, bosses are the best change. This game is a grind at first but becomes more enjoyable after you get the big’uns later on. Kinda wish some of the old mechanics were still in play, like playing till you die versus level to level - which is annoying. Rewards are more difficult to grab in this game, and you can’t use the bottom in this game to let them catch up to you. I could be wrong but the old game used to have more digging room, and it was easier to get to the higher ground in the older game. I like that the acid pits are hard but some are down right unavoidable, which is kind of annoying, if the bridge is out before you get there no level of skill is going to keep you from losing life. Frankly I like it as a time killer, it’s a mindless tap game, but I will probably not continue buying these titles.
PBOY GID,
Good game but the original Dragon Hills is better!
I really liked the original Dragon Hills so I was excited to buy this game. Unfortunately, it’s just not as good as the original game. While you are able to collect more coins you have to pay a lot more for upgrades in the game. Also, it’s a game that makes you grind, and grind, and grind (you have to grind in the original game also, just not as much). The boss battles are interesting but it takes 2-4 time longer to kill the bosses than the original game (another grind). The art direction is great and it is visually appealing, but the music is awful and I had to turn it off. Also, the creators went with a zombie apocalypse, and this might appeal to others but I’m so sick of zombie games. I may play this game from time to time but I’ll stick with the original game and have more fun with it.
macx2000,
Bonkers Difficulty
+5 stars for being a solid upgrade from the first game. -2 stars for the insanely uneven difficulty. I can understand the acid damage hits (as lava was an insta-kill in the first game), but single attacks that can shave off half an upgraded health bar? Add that to bosses that have waaay too much health and ridiculous attacks, and it doesn’t work. You need a few invincibility frames after normal attacks, and boss durability needs to be cut in half at least. I’m at level 40-something in the first game, I know how to play it, it shouldn’t take 20 attempts to kill the level 6 boss! Fun if you like grinding your way to victory, but this game needs some serious rebalancing.
THATisaacsteele,
Bummer
I played the first Dragon Hills and loved every hour I sunk into it which is why I’m so bummed the the sequel isn’t that good. I feel like the game could be good if the level design was better. There are so many times where your forced to lose half your health slamming into some form of acid or a homing missile that won’t go away no matter how long you stay under ground. Also there is no ramp up in difficulty the longer you survive a stage which means your reaching the boss with barely any health every time. On top of that it’s a grind to earn money for upgrades and stuff when the levels aren’t much fun to replay. However it is very pretty and the presentation of everything is polished.
gshriaugs,
Best game ever
The first time I played dragon hills it was good but when I played dragon hills 2 it had major improvements and kept me stuck on my phone for hours and another great thing is they add lots of updates often which makes the game fun when you complete part of it there’s always more to finish and also the graphics are really good and new dragons are great and new bosses and so much action packed into one game overall I give it five stars
Johnmakuta,
It’s not perfect but we need more games like this
I really love this game. It does feel really slow at first but the more you play it, the more it speeds up. On thing, I’m using an iPhone X, would love to see an update to make it work with the bigger screen better! Love the music in it! I actually turn off my podcast to listen to it! Absolutely love it, totally addicted. I’m sitting here playing this instead of my switch!!!! I really love to see a developer who isn’t dipping into micro transactions which I completely avoid. Thank you!!!!
Siel_la,
Needs improvement
It’s a decent game, but hard to fully enjoy playing due to how slow paced it seems comprares to the original. The dragon feels like the game moves at a crawl even with maxed speed, and the boss battles just seem tedious. That, and there seem to be a few glitches that make the game harder, such as the fact that half of the time the guns don’t even hit their target (unlike DH1 where it was always a hit if you were close enough with the sword), power ups don’t take effect if they hit a peripheral area like the tail, but somehow enemies hit the tail and it still deals full damage. Some of the non-boss enemies seem to deal a ridiculous amount of damage too, even more than the bosses in some cases.
Rtrcook,
Good but needs a little work
Gave this 2 stars when first released due to unexpected difficulty and slowness of the dragon. Also no iPhone X support.
Thanks for the latest iPhone X update. Huge improvement. A few minor formatting issues but I’ll take it.
The thing that continues to be frustrating is how slow the dragon goes by default. I’m in level seventy-something and have all speed etc but still annoying with speed sometimes.
Thanks for the latest iPhone X update. Huge improvement. A few minor formatting issues but I’ll take it.
The thing that continues to be frustrating is how slow the dragon goes by default. I’m in level seventy-something and have all speed etc but still annoying with speed sometimes.
