

The popular animated television series is now a magical hand-held game! You take on the role of a dragon that has yet to learn the secrets of flight in this exciting adventure. You'll attend Quetzal's School in the Sky, where you'll practice your wing flapping, hovering, treasure carrying, and breathing. Once your confidence is high and your skills honed, you'll enter the enchanted Dragon Land, where all sorts of mischief awaits you. Journey through 15 levels of difficult obstacles and dangerous terrain, meeting up with a few friendly faces straight out of the television show along your path. There are three difficulty levels to choose from, so gamers at all skill levels can get in on the action. The game is only intended for one player, but you can always complete a game and then challenge a friend to match your progress. Learning to fly has never been so fun or safe. As all of Ord's friends know, he's always been extremely fond of Dragonberries. From the clumps of them that grow wild all about Dragon Land to the delicious Dragonberry muffins that his mother bakes for him. He loves them in every form. One day, while out flying near the Forest Of Darkness, Ord spied a small bush, ripe with what appeared to be Dragonberries. Swooping in low, he landed next to it and picked the juiciest and plumpest of the purple berries that he could see, and popped them into his mouth. What Ord didn't realize was that the fruit was actually the rare Forgetful Berry, which look and taste almost exactly like Dragonberries, but with one important difference ... They make you forget things! Of course this only became apparent to Ord when he tried to take off again to fly home and discovered that he had completely forgotten how to use his wings! Now a dragon who can't fly isn't much of a dragon at all, and so Quetzal has taken it upon himself to teach young Ord how to fly once more. It will take a few lessons to learn all of the old tricks again, but with your help, Ord will be more than up to the task.
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Earnest, classical in form, unpretentious and plot-driven.
- earnestironic
- classical in formformally daring
- unpretentiousprestige
- character-ledplot-driven
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About the game
- Platforms
- Game Boy Color
- Developer
- Zed Two
- Publisher
- NewKidCo
- Released
- January 16, 2001
- Modes
- Single player
- Perspective
- Side view
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