
Princess Daphne has been spirited away to a wrinkle in time by the Evil Wizard Mordroc who plans to force her into marriage. Only you, Dirk the Daring, can save her.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
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I loved this game so much! It was hard yes, but despite all the deaths this game is more than worth it. Though yeah, the price is a bit much for this and the other games in the pack so it might be best to wait for a sale, but the game itself is super fun, especially after the first playthrough when I got the hang of the stages. There are a couple glitches though, as the cool patch they gave for quality of life has, at least with the other games but I didn't see anything of note here, messed with the timings and broke some gameplay, and I think broke some death animations as I have noticed for at least the other games, but I don't remember any mismatching here, but even so the watch game option is available so you can see all the animations regardless of glitches. It took me 4 runs through the game, 2 technically with the other 2 being runs through the first 6 levels to get the double negative achievement, but they were still a fun experience, even if I needed to take breaks between stages as in this game they are super long. At least the lives counter is almost worthless in this game as there is no points system and the only thing it does is make it so you have to reclaim treasures again if you hadn't beaten the stage yet. But yeah, if you get this game, it is super fun, and I highly recommend you play without the move guide, as the move guide just makes you focus on that instead of seeing the gorgeous visuals which tell you how to react in their own special way. Though this is in my opinion the most difficult of the 3 games, but all the game asks of you is to beat it, so just relax, remember the patterns, and enjoy the show.
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This continues the tradition of being more of an interactive cartoon than a traditional video game - but with some meaningful improvements. Like Space Ace, the prompts are much easier to hit than in the original Dragon’s Lair, which helps make the experience feel more manageable and less like pure guesswork. This sequel also follows a more defined sequence of events instead of the random scene order from the first game, making it feel more like a proper story rather than a chaotic highlight reel of death traps. That said, the classic mode is still punishingly vague - no prompts, no mercy. But once again, Don Bluth’s animation is the real star here. The visuals are even more colorful and unhinged than before, and it’s a treat to just watch it all unfold, even if the gameplay wears thin. It’s a product of its time, a beautifully animated oddity that straddles the line between game and cartoon.
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"Dragon's Lair 2: Time Wrap" es la continuación de la historia contada en el título anterior "Dragon's Lair". Aquí volvemos a encarnar a nuestro tan querido y desaventurado caballero el cual acabó por casarse con la princesa que salvó en el pasado juego pero con la mala suerte de que vuelve a ser secuestrada esta vez por una especie de mago ilusionista bastante poderoso. La historia es bastante entretenida. Siempre me ha gustado la manera en la que se cuenta la historia de esta saga. Es básicamente un corto de animación que, sin necesidad de diálogos, cuenta una historia con claros tintes épicos a la par que cómicos. El soundtrack es repetitivo. Está claro que la banda sonora busca asemejarse lo máximo posible a la utilizada en los dibujos animados clásicos de cuando estaban las tiendas que ofrecían máquinas recreativas. Sin embargo, al cabo de un par de intentos, la banda sonora se hace muy repetitiva principalmente por que siempre usa los mismos efectos aunque no se le puede negar que están muy conseguidos. El gameplay es idéntico al de su predecesor con algunas diferencias. En este título la mecánica jugable a seguir sigue siendo la misma. Es una historia de fondo en el que se nos pedirá presionar ciertos comandos en un periodo de tiempo muy corto (QuickTime events) con la esperanza de que nuestro héroe avance hasta la siguiente estancia y vuelta a empezar. A medida que avancemos nos iremos encontrando con objetos que, si interactuamos con ellos, funcionarán a modo de coleccionables los cuales nos permitirán disfrutar del final que nos ofrece este título. Los logros son de dificultad fácil. La verdad es que no me ha costado conseguir el platino de este título pues es simplemente jugar una vez tras otra. Algún que otro logro se debe de conseguir realizando una acción muy concreta pero que es fácil de detectar el momento en el que debe de realizarse. A excepción de ese par de logros, el resto simplemente consta de no fallar ningún comando o simplemente finalizar el juego en distintas dificultades que tampoco le añaden mucho juego. En conclusión, ¿Recomendaría este título? Pues no veo porqué no, la verdad. Es prácticamente idéntico a su predecesor "Dragon's Lair". Los personajes estreotipados de carácter cómico, la historia entretenida y ligera, el gameplay aceptable y una música que, aunque olvidable, es disfrutable. Nada de lo que ofrece este título es el descubrimiento de la panacea pero el conjunto de todo lo mencionado anteriormente lo convierte en un videojuego bastante disfrutable con el que echarse unas risas e incluso sentir un poco de nostalgia con el estilo tan particular que usa tanto en la animación como el tono que busca expresar. Si disfrutaste "Dragon's Lair", disfrutarás este juego sin lugar a dudas.
no, not worth any money.
nao da pra jogar o 2 direito mesmo pegando os tesouros ele trava e reinicia
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Более кинематографичная часть Dragon's Lair за счёт строго линейного связного набора частей. Сами части стали значительно длинней, но времени на реакцию даётся достаточно. Хороший мультик)
Worlds longest qte. I really liked the part where 75 percent in the game informed me about the mandatory hidden items and was sent back to the beginning. I also really enjoyed replaying the same part over and over for ten minutes.
its a classic!
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