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Love this game and really hoping for a sequel. Definitely, enjoy how all choices such as whether or not you decide to kill the townspeople or keep everyone alive determines what ending you get.
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Wait, are those crosses in the background? Are the people actually crucifying other people? You know what, maybe the dragon isn't wrong to kill the populace.
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*Healer Guardian settles down in village* Game:WoW, sUcH gOoD dRaGoN
*hero kills guardian* Game:WoW, sUcH gOoD hErO
wtf game?
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Just a suggestion for a second game of How to Raise a Dragon (maybe) 1: More breathe choices, like ice. 2. More choices of homes, (like staying in captivity) and finally, 3. More endings. Like "Dragon trainer's pet" or something like that.
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*Finds an near dead soldier near the castle as an orange fire breathing dragon - "Dont worry sir, i will end your misery, you wont even feel a thing." Jumps into his head and goomba stomps him*
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the obvious hard work and all the possibilities led up to an amazing game! I loved finding all the different outcomes in the story, and also the colour mechanic. also, the information in the journal was fun to read. all in all, this deserves a 5/5 and a favorite definitely. I only wish the developer makes a sequel. it would be very interesting!
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I just proved I can't die from boredom, I think I will also prove people that like to be bored and have no life will "-" this post lol
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How to Raise a Dragon is cool and so.
Visuals: Ugly even for pixel-art.
Audio: Meh. The environmental sounds are great but the 'music' and the effect-sounds are simply annoying.
Story: Cool but way too rushed.
Controls: Arrow keys to move, z to jump? x to use something ? and c to fire? What the f**k?
Gameplay: It's okay enjoyable but loses it charm after the second play through. Decisions you make don't have real impact on the ending.
Rated R for radical