Drakon: Fly the Real World

A dragon that lived only in imagination crosses the sky of a real city. It slips between skyscrapers, skims low along the river, then climbs back into the clouds. This is not a made-up map. These are cities standing where they stand today. From New York to Paris, from Paris to Tokyo. When a place calls, you fly there. No set route. No closing time. ◆ Where to today? Flip through a gallery of cities and stop where something catches you. Or open the map and tap a point yourself. - New York, Paris, Tokyo, Venice, Sydney, Singapore - Places that are not cities, too — like the Grand Canyon - More than 130 destinations, grouped by country ◆ Fly close, and it tells you Pass near a well-known spot and a card rises quietly. One line that tells you what lies below. - The words are written on the device. On Apple Intelligence devices, the telling grows richer - Save the places you want to see again - Open Look Around from the card and drop all the way to the ground ◆ Two sticks are enough Left hand for climb and heading. Right hand for forward, back, and sides. A few minutes and it sits in the hands. - Map the four controls onto either stick, as you like - If it feels wrong, restore the default layout in one tap - On days you only want the view, leave it to autopilot - Turn the sound on and every fingertip input has a voice ◆ Not only the dragon When the dragon feels familiar, a drone and a phoenix are waiting. Change mounts without leaving the sky. - The dragon breathes fire forward for as long as you hold the button - The drone drops into first person, the city seen through a controller screen - The phoenix breaks ahead and leaves light on its tail - Weight and response change with whatever you ride Available in 19 languages, including English and Korean. Choose where to go. The rest can wait until you are already flying. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/