Spyro and Cynder (the female dragon that you're shackled to for the game's duration) move pretty slowly as they romp through the expansive environments that make up the various stages. Here the game falls into something closer to its usual routine.
Once the golem is stymied-though not killed-it's time to flee the arena and head toward the surface far above. My expectations set me up to be slaughtered. I hadn't anticipated much resistance from a game that clearly was aimed largely at younger gamers. Dodging attacks from the golem while picking up the game's control scheme is difficult enough that my first attempt failed spectacularly. The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon, the final installment in a trilogy intended to give the old PlayStation franchise a reboot for the next generation, starts with a narrative bang and some demanding gameplay to match. Now he's ready to crush them into dust with his massive stone fists. A huge beast has been summoned from the pool of lava that surrounds them.
When finally they awaken, they find themselves forced to battle for their very lives within an underground arena. The two slumbering creatures are broken free from their prison and strange necklaces are placed around their necks. There they seem destined to remain forever, until one day a group of monsters happens upon them. Though each challenge you face is logical and you'll find yourself saying “Aha!” at several points throughout the game, the many situations where you just don't know what to do can be exasperating."ĭeep below the earth's surface, two dragons sleep within a magical crystal. "To make matters worse, sometimes you aren't provided with enough information to solve puzzles even when you're looking right at the various components of a given solution. The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon (Xbox 360) review
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