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• gamedeal user

  May 3, 2014

  Dragon's Lair 2 may not be the most challenging sequel I have ever played but it's still a very charming game if you like Don Bluth's animations & to me it's a very underrated game. Pros: 1. Don Bluth as usual has beautiful art 2. New areas to play on like Eden's Garden for example 3. Good voice acting 4. New bad guys to fight Cons: 1. Not as hard as the original Dragon's Lair 2. Pointless item collecting just to reach the last level 3. unlimited lives 4. The game forces you to restart the entire level again if you fuck up (In the original if you fuck up you lose 1 life & you restart at the checkpoint not the entire level but if you lose 2 more lives it's game over) Overall this sequel was only average but I enjoyed my time with it but if your really nit picky about the price then I suggest waiting for a sale if your curious about it. (If I missed anything please feel free to leave feedback)
• gamedeal user

  Jun 27, 2014

  How could you not love Don Bluth games from the golden age of gaming. No substiture for the original but enjoyable all the same. Get it when its on sale. Jacko Rating 7/10
• gamedeal user

  Jul 24, 2015

  Unlike the first game, this game is made more frustrating by all the unnecessary hoops set up. You'll be asked repeatedly to retry 3min long button sequences and if you screw up, you have to start all over again from the beginning. This is not fun. Dragon's Lair and Space Ace are the better games to go for. Dragon's Lair 2 leaves you feeling cheated most of the time, which will frustrate you. One example, is when you progress through half or more of the entire game, only to be notified you missed one fo the bonus treasures. So now you have to start ALL THE WAY FROM THE BEGINNING of the game because you missed hidden button presses. That's complete bull**it. It's fun for the novelty, but if you want a fun experience, avoid this and stick to Dragon's Lair or Space Ace.
• gamedeal user

  Aug 27, 2016

  Okay, so I'm a huge fan of the original Dragon's Lair. I played the first game to death on my DSi and Mega CD. Dragon's Lair is a simple yet fun and thrilling game. I understand not everyone is too fond of the trial-and-error gameplay as well as the lack of interaction, but for me thats what defines Dragon's Lair and makes it both charming and compelling as well as the beautiful hand drawn art by Don Bluth, the great sound design and the humour. I eagerly awaited to play Dragon's Lair 2 for many years, eventually catching it on sale on Steam, snapping it up instantaniously. For starters the graphics are just as amazing as the first, and the inclusion of collectible objects throughout add a speck of replay value and depth. But I can't say I enjoy this game unfortunatly. Dragon's Lair 2 is more difficult than the first, you really can't afford to blink or twitch. But the problem isn't the onslaught of commands needed, but the problem stem from the lack of structure unlike the first game. Dragon's Lair 1 had you travelling through room after room, they're relatively short save for a few that last a little bit longer. But in Dragon's Lair 2 you're not following this structure, you're just moving foward in rather large sections that feel like they last forever and with checkpoints not being as abundant as the ones found in the first game mean that, especially if you're going for the special items, you're gonna have to see the game over screen a lot. I mean, Dragon's Lair 1 will only have you repeat a 10-20 second sequence, whereas this is much more stingy; being forced to repeat a few minutes worth of gameplay. But honestly, this wouldn't bother me too much but what makes it all a grueling experience is the inclusion of voice acting. The majority of the first game has very little voice acting. But this game has a lot. Due to the amount of deaths you will have to listen and listen to speech that is repeated every time you retry. Its irritating. I can't play the game longer than just a few minutes at a time because of this. It may sound trivial, but when you play it, you WILL know the pain of repeated voice clips. I honestly do believe this pulls the game down, the first game is hard on newcomers but was never annoying. This annoyed me, and as a result upsets me. Is the game that bad? Not really. Not recommended doesn't necessarily mean the game is bad, but between this and the first, I would 100% ALWAYS recommend the first Dragon's Lair to this. Its much more balanced, its funnier, has a thicker atmosphere and is simply more enjoyable as a whole.
• gamedeal user

  Feb 10, 2017

  Great sequel to the groundbreaking arcade classic with a great time travel plot and beautiful animation
• gamedeal user

  Feb 13, 2017

  The game is really fun but you should play the original one first
• gamedeal user

  May 15, 2017

  Dragons Lair 2: Time Warp plays much like the first game, except this time it is more difficult. This game should only be bought to complement the first Dragon's Lair with after you finished the first game. DL2 is honestly more frustrating thanks to needing to find all of the hidden treasures to access the last level and checkpoints being spaced out by entire levels. It is a harsh experience for those learning how to get through each part without hints on, and the repeated dialogue you hear may drive you insane. It doesn't really improve from it's predecessor in any particular way and is more or less the same way of playing except harder. Despite flashes that do give you a general hint on what you should do, there will still be a good handful of times where you are conflicted between two directions it could be, guess wrong, then have to replay the whole level again. It is in my opinion a little worse overall compared to the first game. Only get this if you must have part two of Dragon's Lair after completing the first game and don't mind an additional challenge.
• gamedeal user

  Oct 22, 2017

  They updated the game to a non working one.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 24, 2018

  Again not sure if this is a bad port or a problem with modern pc setups (graphics card or boosted cpu's) but is unplayable. I am a fan of the origanal games (Dragons lair 1 & 2 and Space ace) they are challenging games needing quick reflexes, but this game runs like a kid on a sugar rush hyperspeed (video feed so fast you cant see it let alone make a choice) then sometimes slugish and slow, its controls are unresponsive at best. orginal game oldschool reveiw 7/10 this port of it 0/10 (not sure how they managed it) Refund
• gamedeal user

  Oct 27, 2013

  The Don Bluth series of games is now complete with Dragon's Lair II. Not as well known as it's predecessor or Space Ace, yet is every bit as good. I remember the coin-op being significantly easier than the original Dragon's Lair, thanks to a lot of visual clues as to where and when to move or use your sword... and i mean much more obvious clue than there usually were in the first game, mostly flashing sections a-la Ye Boulderss, Ye Rapids. If you were a fan of the original Dragon's Lair then you simply MUST buy this, regardless of whether you played Dragon's Lair II as a coin-op or not...