DreamWorks Dragons: Dawn of New Riders
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A new heroic dragon and rider are taking to the skies and only you can help them defeat the evil villains who destroyed a dragon sanctuary created by Hiccup, Toothless, and his dragon riders. When the island of Havenholme is found in ruins, mysterious survivors emerge as unlikely future heroes. Scribbler is a scholar who cannot remember his past while Patch is a unique breed of dragon, a “chimeragon,” with new, unexpected powers they discover along the way.
Steam User 5
DreamWorks Dragons: Dawn of New Riders is an action-adventure game inspired by the "How to Train Your Dragon" franchise. Players control Scribbler, a young scholar, and Patch, a unique dragon, as they explore islands, solve puzzles, and battle foes to uncover Scribbler's past.
Gameplay
The game features a mix of combat and environmental puzzles, with straightforward battles and enjoyable boss fights. However, combat can feel shallow, and some locations may appear repetitive or quite similar.
Exploration
Players can fly on Patch, enhancing travel but not adding much depth to gameplay. The environments are visually appealing but lack variety. There are side quest you might want to complete in order to upgrade your weapons to improve during the game.
Visuals & Audio
The graphics capture the animated film's charm, though character designs received mixed reviews I believe they are good enough. The audio, however, is generic and doesn't significantly enhance the experience so much to be fair.
Final Thoughts
While enjoyable for fans of the franchise, the game may not meet expectations for seasoned gamers. It's best suited for younger audiences or dedicated fans who can find it at a discount. Saying that I do not consider the game as horrible but just average.
Steam User 2
I quite like it and I think it has cute graphics. I do think its worth the discounted price not the full price. Although when I look at the controls it shows me an Xbox controller not keyboard, so I think it'll be very easy to forget the controls if you do not remember them :(
Steam User 1
Worth $10, not $30
The game is defenitely too short, not to mention janky combat and flight system without the ability to rebind anything at all, puzzles were fun though, but it is NOT worth the full asking price, get it on like a sale like i did instead.
The designs are cute though so i'll give the devs that, though i really wish we could rebind the controls and turn off the stupid inverted flight controls, if i wanna fly up i wanna use the "up" button, not "down".
Steam User 0
Its pretty good honestly. The best part of the game is when you get a little freedom to island hop while flying the unique dragon to this game. There really aren't any other httyd games out there anymore, this one is fun to an extent. The puzzles are easy, the game play is very simple. I don't have much to complain about but just as little to compliment. All in all if your a dreamworks lover or httyd fan its still some nice content to check out.
Steam User 0
Simple game, but fun for smaller children or fans of older zelda style gameplay.
Steam User 1
An okay game, although the characters tend to get stuck on corners quite often which is rather annoying
6/10 Dragons
Steam User 0
Amazing game, as a person who loves the HTTYD franchise this is a game i love giving you the whole experience of being a dragon rider with the excitement of unlocking all of Patch’s abilities along the way.