Dragon's Lair 2: Time Warp

Buy it.

very good game.... to make other people rage >:)

it good

So nice to be able to play a game that I was never able to beat in the arcade before it disappeared. Spent far less buying it on Steam at this time than I probably spent in the arcade. Some of the interactions are touchy in places, but all are manageable. I know it isn't for everyone, but it was a nice piece of nostalgia for me.

A simple but classic game. I think the first quick action game of the history.

It's a short game... and for its time was a great game. There is no reason not to have it in your collection.

This game is just as good as the first if not better. Keep in mind it expects you to already be good at Dragon's Lair type gameplay from beating the first, so it's a lot harder. Just as much heart, even more story, both a perfect example of the "expendable hero simulator", but the polar opposite aswell in that it is one of the great video game lovestories of all time. Come see Dirk and Daphne's cute kids!

A decent game, where you go through quick time events to save a princess. The game looks pretty good, like the other games in the series. However, it falls in the same pitfalls as the other Dragon's Lair and Space Ace. The game is short, and QTEs isn't the best gameplay. This game has more gameplay than the others, as you have to collect these treasures to beat the game, but that just makes you press a different direction during the game. Still pretty fun though.

This is the ultimate game of the Dragon's Lair "Trilogy". Now remastered and looking better than ever! This game learns from Space Ace and Dragon's Lair and makes the most polished interactive cartoon you'll ever see. I'm especially a fan of the option to watch the entire cartoon in one uninterupted burst. Some stages need a checkpoint, because you are expected to make 20-30 correct button presses w/o an error, but it's really not that hard. There is a telegraph for every move (even if sometimes it's a little hidden) and you can have big on screen arrows blatantly tell you what needs to be pressed if you still can't get it. This feature was needed more in Dragon's Lair or Space Ace, where there were quite a few areas that you had to figure out. They also redid the achievemtns remove one requiring you to play perfectly through over half of the game. Now it's much more reasonable and actually pretty fun.

It brings back good memmories.