You should be playing the “How to Train Your Dragon 2” game right now. Which one? School of Dragons, of course! Why? Here are the top 5 reasons to answer your ‘why’!
Reason #1– Movie in the game
The “How to Train Your Dragon 2” game is as close as you can get to the movie before it releases. The game is set on the island of Berk, a place where Vikings and Dragons coexist – though not without some challenges! The player is a young Viking who gets the opportunity to raise and bond with a dragon, challenging his race’s profession of dragon-slaying! Just like the movie, Berk in the game is a fascinating place with a visual extravagance of its interesting nooks and corners. Fans of the “How to Train Your Dragon” franchise will definitely be impressed with this game!
Reason #2 – Are you Hiccup?
The first few glimpses of the “How to Train Your Dragon 2” teaser reveal a grown up Hiccup who is about take us on another dragon adventure. The mature facial features and the pleasant transformation of Hiccup in the teasers makes you want to take on the role of Hiccup in this fascinating MMORPG (learned this new word recently - stands for Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game). Will you make a good Hiccup?
Reason #3 – Learning science
The game is a constructive learning experience for kids. With plenty of quests (levels) based on the NGSS (Next Generation Science Standards) topics - like motion, energy, states of matter, landforms, and earth– kids will enjoy playing the game for long hours. Every quest features the gigantic and generous dragons guiding the players to explore and achieve.
Reason #4 – Living with the reptiles
Where else can you live with the adorable fire-breathing monsters (monsters, really?!) but in the island of Berk? It’s sheer joy that you experience when you construct a village from scratch and coexist peacefully with the dragons, and learn a bit of science in the process. Though there are a few evil dragons that need to be defeated, it only adds to the game-playing experience.
Reason #5 – Visual brilliance
If you’ve played the game, you’ll know what I'm talking about! The high resolution and advanced graphics in the game are a joy to watch. You can make out every crease in the dragons’ fangs and the mellow blonde streaks in the Viking boy’s hair if you’re playing the game on a computer that supports advanced graphics. The visual delights will keep you hooked!
My daughter Sarah is a die-hard fan of this game these days and can't wait for the movie to release next month.. Guess I'll have to give her company at the theaters!
The “How to Train Your Dragon 2” game is as close as you can get to the movie before it releases. The game is set on the island of Berk, a place where Vikings and Dragons coexist – though not without some challenges! The player is a young Viking who gets the opportunity to raise and bond with a dragon, challenging his race’s profession of dragon-slaying! Just like the movie, Berk in the game is a fascinating place with a visual extravagance of its interesting nooks and corners. Fans of the “How to Train Your Dragon” franchise will definitely be impressed with this game!
Reason #2 – Are you Hiccup?
The first few glimpses of the “How to Train Your Dragon 2” teaser reveal a grown up Hiccup who is about take us on another dragon adventure. The mature facial features and the pleasant transformation of Hiccup in the teasers makes you want to take on the role of Hiccup in this fascinating MMORPG (learned this new word recently - stands for Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game). Will you make a good Hiccup?
Reason #3 – Learning science
The game is a constructive learning experience for kids. With plenty of quests (levels) based on the NGSS (Next Generation Science Standards) topics - like motion, energy, states of matter, landforms, and earth– kids will enjoy playing the game for long hours. Every quest features the gigantic and generous dragons guiding the players to explore and achieve.
Reason #4 – Living with the reptiles
Where else can you live with the adorable fire-breathing monsters (monsters, really?!) but in the island of Berk? It’s sheer joy that you experience when you construct a village from scratch and coexist peacefully with the dragons, and learn a bit of science in the process. Though there are a few evil dragons that need to be defeated, it only adds to the game-playing experience.
Reason #5 – Visual brilliance
If you’ve played the game, you’ll know what I'm talking about! The high resolution and advanced graphics in the game are a joy to watch. You can make out every crease in the dragons’ fangs and the mellow blonde streaks in the Viking boy’s hair if you’re playing the game on a computer that supports advanced graphics. The visual delights will keep you hooked!
My daughter Sarah is a die-hard fan of this game these days and can't wait for the movie to release next month.. Guess I'll have to give her company at the theaters!