Gregory Weir, he of the peculiar and splendid I Fell In Love With The Majesty Of Colours, has created another exquisitely minimal, decision-led adventure. This time it’s about raising a dragon, obviously. But what might be entirely obvious is that what you dragon eats, and how they decide to interact with human beings, is going to ultimately decide their fate. As with Weir’s previous games, it’s got a distinct beauty to its pixellated, multiple-pathed tale. You can play it here. And you should.
Rock, Paper, Shotgun
Posts Tagged ‘gregory weir’
How To Raise A Dragon
Posted by Jim Rossignol on June 26th, 2009.
Share ·
Read our finest words
Respond to our gibber
- Buckermann : “Well honestly, in my opinion it's not always a bad thing when a online game has only a small player base. Less trash-talking, more "serious" ...” on The RPS Bargain Bucket: Bundles Of Fun
- Heliocentric : “What happened to capture the flag little girl? A flag which runs away and has its own body guard.” on Tommy Guns And Respawn Fictions
- KindredPhantom : “I like the running commentary from the character as he frags the opposition. This looks to be fun death match in rapture.” on Tommy Guns And Respawn Fictions
- Vinraith : “Heh, true, but if someone doesn't buy them new the poor bastards will go out of business and not be able to support things like ...” on The RPS Bargain Bucket: Bundles Of Fun
- Heliocentric : “The lesson with kerberos is, buy the game 3 years after release in a pack with all the expansions, it will then be one of ...” on The RPS Bargain Bucket: Bundles Of Fun
Play indie, mods, demos
Browse the archive
