DreamWorks Dragons: Legends of The Nine Realms

[h1]🎮 [u]DreamWorks Dragons: Legenden der 9 Welten[/u] 🎮 [/h1] Nachdem man schon den ersten Teil von DreamWorks Dragons als Publisher veröffentlichen durfte, kam [url=https://store.steampowered.com/search/?publisher=Outright%20Games%20Ltd.]Outright Games Ltd.[/url] beim zweiten Teil zum Zuge. Dieses Mal mit veränderter Story, aber gleichem Spielansatz als 3D-Action-Adventure. [b]Gameplay[/b] Wir steuern hier Donner, der seine Familie sucht. Das ist nicht wirklich innovativ oder spektakulär. Wir müssen dafür fünf Welten bezwingen und können so auch weitere spielbare Drachen - Rammhorn, Wu und Wei und Feder - freischalten. Am Ende jeder Welt wartet dabei ein großer Drache als Endboss, den es zu bezwingen gilt. Anders als im ersten Teil haben wir keinen Reiter, der uns zur Seite steht oder andere menschliche NPCs, bei denen wir uns mit Ausrüstung verbessern können. Lediglich ein umfangreicher Skillbaum steht uns zur Verfügung. Die notwendigen Kristalle zum Aufleveln erhalten wir durch das Besiegen von Gegnern oder dem Zerstören von sammelbaren Kristallen. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3297620499 Jedes Level muss drei Mal gespielt werden, damit man das Spiel zu 100% komplettiert, denn jedes Level hat zwei Kristalle. Einen weißen, zum Weiterkommen in der Welt und einen grünen, welcher den Herausforderungsmodus mit speziellen Weltenmodifikationen freischaltet. Nach dem Erledigen der Herausforderungen kann man auch weitere Skins für die Drachen freischalten. Das ist alles recht repetitiv, wird allerdings mit Errungenschaften belohnt. Doch lediglich weniger als 1/4 der Spieler beendeten das Spiel. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3297620297 [b]Steam Deck & Steuerung[/b] Die Kompatibilität mit dem Steam Deck ist hier faszinierenderweise nicht verifiziert, was verwundert, da es beim ersten Teil einwandfrei ging. Stattdessen habe ich es dann ganz entspannt auf der Couch mit Controller (XBox Wireless 360) gespielt. Ist ja nur etwas komfortabler in der Hand und der TV als Monitor am Ende etwas größer. Das funktionierte tadellos und war wie zu erwarten war. [b]Grafik & Sound[/b] Grafisch erhält man das, was man von den Filmen und der Serie her kennt. Die Landschaften, Charaktere, Drachen, etc. sind alle sehr kindgerecht durch die rundliche und knuffige Form, Art und Darstellung gestaltet. Es fehlen im Vergleich zum ersten Teil die Easter Eggs und auch die damals recht imposante zu befliegende Welt fehlt gänzlich. Darüber hinaus benötigt man natürlich keine Synchronisation, weil es keine menschlichen Charaktere gibt. Die Erzählerstimme während den Videosequenzen ist aber in Ordnung. Der Sound ist ansonsten stimmig, die Soundeffekte passend. [b]Fazit[/b] Die Hauptstory war nach circa fünf Stunden beendet. Mehr braucht man nicht, um das Spiel durchzuspielen. Die grünen Kristalle zum Freischalten der Herausforderungen und der Herausforderungsmodus sind optional. Denn auch die Fähigkeiten der Drachen zu komplettieren ist nicht notwendig und alles in allem bietet das Weiterspielen oder das nochmalige Spielen keinen wirklichen Mehrwert, sofern man nicht die Errungenschaften erhalten möchte. Das ist Schade, macht man hier einen großen Rückschritt. Das ist dann auch definitiv keine 40 Euro wert! Selbst rabattiert mit 50% wäre es meiner Meinung nach noch zu teuer, ist der Preis auch der Lizenz geschuldet. Definitiv keine Empfehlung, höchstens mit 75% Rabatt. [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/Xeeran/recommended/896960?snr=1_5_9__402]Meine Rezension zu DreamWorks Dragons: Dawn of New Riders[/url] [i]Wenn ihr an weiteren Rezensionen von mir interessiert seid oder meine Arbeit unterstützen wollt, dann folgt meiner [url=https://steamcommunity.com/groups/ger_steam]Gruppe[/url] und/oder der [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/875292/]Kuration[/url][/i].

[code]Played on a Steamdeck [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45534557/]@MatureContent[/url][/code] This game is much better than Dawn of New Riders. It is easier to navigate through, there is no more boring text-based dialogue and the combat is a lot more enjoyable. This is a big improvement over the other game here on Steam, to where most of what I complained about there, is not an issue here. This newer game is a lot more linear in design and just a lot easier to navigate through. This is a big improvement over Dawn of New Riders, which used a semi topdown map design, which just wasn't very child friendly. Another huge improvement is that the boring text-based dialogue segments, has in this game been replaced by fully voiced and straight to the point short sentences. This is another important change, since the text dialogue in Dawn of New Riders could get pretty long and took a bit to skip through. Both of these games have a younger target audience, who do not want to read a wall of text to understand the story and just want easy and linear combat heavy experiences, which I think this game delivers well. The combat has also improved a lot here, it feels smoother with more combos, fast attacks and visual effects. You play as just the dragons this time, flying through different levels fighting enemies and upgrading through the skill tree to get stronger. There is a total of 5 realms based on different elements and mythical biomes from the universe. Each realm has a selection of 5 levels within. While I definitely recommend this game over the other one, it is still way too expensive to pay full price for. This game isn't worth 40 bucks and I can't recommend it unless you can catch it for maybe less than 10. It does however often go on sale for less than that. ————————————————————————————— [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45534557/]Help me out by following my Curator, I’d really appreciate it!![/url]

3/10 about 4 hours of gameplay, 25 short levels + fin from adventure time voice acts in this game - hes the only person in the entire game.... + 4 different dragons to play as + bunch of upgrades - broken upgrades you cant ever get - no local co-op. i fee like this game is made for it - 50$!!!!! hell naww dawg!!!! at most would pay 8$ for this you could buy every masterpiece that is a how to train your dragon movie for less than the price of this game and finish this game before you finished the movies. how do i know this? watching the movies as i played and made it to the end of the 2nd one by the time i finished this game - crashed on me twice well loading levels - combat gets a little repetitive game gets stuck when buying upgrades/moving over specific upgrades. you get stuck on that one upgrade with no way out but ALT F4 same with controller and keyboard already ran into this 15+ times...tested it a bunch once i figured it out wu and wei-ice lance. plowhorn-supersonic wings thunder-super tail spin attack. feathers- faster flying all these upgrades softlock the game and you cant get anything in the trees path after them as well....

2.5/10 Did not finish it but it was incredibly dull and boring. Everything felt sloppy and terrible from level design, to awful narration and gameplay. There is nothing fun about this expect the cool concept. I tried hard to find some enjoy in it but it' your typical licensed shovelware. There is also grinding for upgrades which in a game as boring and dull as this is very bad. Story is okay i guess, but it is for kids , i think everything here was forced to be simple or kids and we ended up with a boring and dull game that i think someone who played a single good games would immediately find boring and interesting Price tag is way too much for something as simple, dull and boring as this. I won't say more since i don't know what to say other then it's so simple i think writing a big review is just a waste of my time and i will gladly move on and play something more interesting then this.

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It`s pretty good Dreamworks Dragons 3D adventure game, with good plot and funny translations into Finnish language that every Finnish player can enjoy. The game has surprisingly many difficulty levels and bosses to play. + Graphics are good. + 25 different achievements to achieve. + Funny Finnish language translations. + So many levels to play and different difficulty levels. + You can play 4 different dragons, with different abilities in this game.

the first thing this game does is tell you that dragons are not real then proceeds to tell a story about real dragons but the real joke is the $40 price tag and even more so when you learn the game can soft lock when looking at abilities (i'm not sure how wide spread this is but the company "can't reproduce" or can't be bothered to fix any issue people have). gameplay has you fighting enemies and collecting 4 kinds of gems scattered around or dropped from breaking some stones or dropped by enemies. gems are used to upgrade abilities but there is a bug where one ability for each dragon will soft lock the game so you can not get every thing. do to this 2 of the dragons will be slow because you can not upgrade their speed but you can complete the game without these abilities. each dragon can fly (its more of a hover), dash, breath fire and has 2 attacks, a physical attack and a stronger elemental attack. you can swap between all 4 dragons once you have them at any time. if a dragon's hp reaches 0 you'll swap to another dragon but if all are 0 (none active dragons recover hp so this should not happen after you get the 2nd dragon) then you'll start a little back on the level. the game has 5 worlds each with 5 levels. each level has 2 exits and a expert mode. to go to the next level you need to get the white crystal and the orange crystal will unlock expert mode for that level. also at the end of the first 3 worlds a new dragon will join you and you can unlock skins for all 4 dragons. the games a little bland but overall it's not that bad though the soft lock bug kinda kills it for me. one more small nitpick is that the 2nd dragon is fire but the 3rd if frost/fire so unless you need fire breath to activate a crystal you will not use d2 as the frost/fire dragon can take out 2 kinds of elemental rocks and not-toothless will be you're main attacker.

https://youtu.be/7ubAu6Ldbjs Obviously designed for children, the majority of the game can be opted out of, with even more possible if flight wasn't so oddly limited.

étant fan de la licence Dragon, j'ai évidement pris ce jeu a sa sortie, la ou j'avais adoré l'aube des nouveau cavalier de part ses énigme et son histoire, celui-ci a été je trouve moins bon que son prédécesseur. graphiquement il est correcte, les niveau son intéressant, il y a un système d’amélioration de nos dragon qui sont au nombre de quatre, mais le but est lui très répétitif. Cela ne ma en aucun cas empêcher de passer de bon moment sur le jeu et de le finir a 100%. malgré ce petit défaut de répétitivité ça reste un jeu ou on ne se prend pas la tête, une chose qui ma laisser un gout d’inachevé est le fait que le jeu s'intitule légende des neuf royaume mais qu'il y a que peut de carte différente. ou sont donc passer les royaumes manquant ? Le jeu est très court, en effet il m'a fallu a peine 11.6h pour le terminer a 100% ce qui est vraiment peu pour un jeu de 40€. Pour finir, je le recommande tout de même parce que j'ai passer un bon moment a le découvrir.

C'est un bon jeu mais il est loin d'être extraordinaire.. Il est très répétitif surtout si vous faites le 100% Et en vrai il ne vaut clairement pas son prix. Attendez les soldes et prenez le c'est plus intéressant Mais en tant que fan de l'univers de dragons je reste très déçu par rapport au premier jeu.