Finally remembered this game. I played this game when I was 7 in my parents' work laptop and now im in my early 20s and finally finished the game with the friendly ending. I never knew I didnt have to kill the dragon. This is krazyyy. So much has changed with the times, this has stayed the same. This is simply nostalgia.
Author Comments
The dragon: a majestic and complex beast. How is it born? How does it live and die? Magus X. R. Quilliam's definitive work, "How to Raise a Dragon," describes all that is known about these great creatures.
In this game, you can choose every aspect of the life of a dragon, including its appearance, its abilities, and how it treats the humans around it. You can choose to become a wild guardian, a fiery tyrant, a necromantic scourge, and many other unique destinies.
I'm doing a game a month, and this is my June game! Includes an additional behavior that wasn't in the original release.
this game has a special place in my heart. i was fascinated by dragons as a child and discovered this game completely by chance. i loved it so much. it gave me a strange sense of peace. i played it over and over again. coming across this game again now felt like revisiting my childhood
classics of all time . old flash game gem i personally loved as a kid all the way back . . . it did a lot for me as a titular Dragon Kid
Not gonna lie, I thought this was entirely lost internet-wise. Turns out I was looking in all the wrong place, and by god does that nostalgia hold up. This game is genuinely fun, and an absolute classic of its time.
Yes.
Credits & Info
No Native Gamepad Support
Gamepad Mapped To Keyboard!
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Frontpaged July 13, 2009
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