DreamWorks Dragons: Legends of The Nine Realms

[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 Another huge improvement is that the boring text-based dialogue segments, has in this game been replaced by fully voiced and straight to the point short sentences.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 wit…

Plays great on Steam Deck.

I wasn't expecting this game to play like Skylanders but good. However, I'd be lying that modern gaming is great but it's annoying asf no thanks to Tom Kullersen (Voice by Jeremy Shada which you know him as Fin The Human) talking throughout THE ENTIRE GOT DAMN STORY, MAP MENU, AND CHARACTER ABILITIES IS UNBEARABLE! As much I want to rant Legend of The Nine Realms, it's a real decent HTTYD game based from TV spin-off show. The show was... Mid, like real mid to the point I want to considered myself doing waterboarding as coping mechanism. Gameplay wise, pretty good environment levels in 3d plain field and the 4 dragons having elemental powers challenges you which dragon can be viable for a level, enemies have elemental resistance against a dragon your playing as so the switch and play will happen often completing the game effectively. 7.3/10 would scream like Fin The Human again for simple and yet intriguing game for kids, don't be afraid to embrace your little ones to play God of War.

DreamWorks Dragons: Legends of The Nine Realms is an accessible action-adventure that understands the simplest appeal of its source material: players want to become a dragon and take to the skies. Developed by AHEARTFULOFGAMES and published by Outright Games Ltd., it places Thunder at the center of a journey through the Hidden World as he searches for his family and confronts the dangers spreading across the dragon realms. It is primarily aimed at younger players and fans of the animated franchise, resulting in an adventure that favors straightforward entertainment over complicated mechanics. Flying is easily one of the most enjoyable parts of the experience. Instead of controlling a human rider, players directly command the dragons, soaring between platforms, navigating environments, and moving freely through areas that would otherwise feel relatively compact. Diving through the air and traveling between objectives captures some of the fantasy associated with the Dragons universe. The levels are not enormous open-world environments, but aerial movement helps create a satisfying sense of freedom while keeping exploration easy to understand. Combat follows the same accessible phil…

It's a great introduction to children to gaming with controllers. They do not have to mess with the camera, because usually that's the hard part to get used to controllers. Managing the two sticks. You can also just smash the buttons for the first few maps without any issue.

good