Dragon's Lair 2: Time Warp

ОЦЕНКА: 2 / 5

Gameplay is fun. Achievements are not bugged but the controls and UI are. Hope they fix it someday.

Ah Dragon's Lair 2! Even better than Dragon's Lair in its scenario and of course voice actor (The two snakes are just marvelous) As always high quality animations from Bluth and Goldman, only positive comments in these points. However the difficulty level of the game was highly diminished mostly because of the numerous choices that a well designed story can suggest rather than a linear dungeon from the first DL. You can finish the game in 15 minutes without the helper. But anyway still a great game and a great classic, can't wait to see the Netflix movie coming this year!

The game is overlooked by the first game but its still a masterpiece i highly recommend this game.

This game ate so many arcade quarters, yes it kinda loses something not being in an arcade cabinet, it is sort of the original fmv dvd game, but it is such beautiful Disney style classic animation. If you can, buying a table top style arcade contoller definitely helps versus using a modern controller or keyboard.

si el primero era 9 de 10 de dificultad este es 2000 de 10 de dificultad y lo recomiendo porque las animacion estan bien fluidas y buenas

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.

Same as Dragon's Lair, the port is not the best :/

A blast from the past and holy crap is it difficult; evene moreso than the original! Everything is hand drawn and comes complete with perfect 1980s nastalgia. You can watch my livestream gameplay of the game over on my [url=https://youtu.be/WgxT4riuA2E]YouTube Channel[/url]!

What I remember about Dragon's Lair 1 that appeared in the video arcades in 1984 when I was 11 years old was that one only had to remember 4 or 5 sequences in a row to complete a cutscene and that the cutscenes would appear randomly with the exception of the final cutscene that involved the dragon where one had to do 12 or whatever the number was sequences in a row correctly. Never saw that in the arcade but saw that in the DVD version of the game I bought many year back. In this version of the game (I did not count it) one has to remember 12 or more cutscenes in a row to complete a sequence. That is nearly impossible and goes against the spirit of the original game. Where the cutscenes made sense in the original game it does not make any sense in this game and are far less enjoyable. The original game had more of a dungeons and dragons vibe and theme and here we jump from eden to beethoven's piano and the entire game has been reduced to a farce. Luckily I bought this on a steam special and now I know this game does not improve on the first game and I guess that is worth what I paid alone. How it is possible to get something right with the first game and then get it completely wrong with the second game I don't know.