In a time were games like Pacman and Qbert were the top quality games, Dragon's lair with its amazing graphics is a bloody miracle done by Disney's animators Don Bluth and Goldman. I tend to like the lore from Dragon's lair and we can see some Disney elements in the character design (Dirk looks like Kay in "the sword in the stone" and a character in "space Ace" is clearly Arthur). The design for princess Daphne was inspired (according to Bluth) by playboy ( big brain time sir Bluth).

It's not a "story where you are the hero" type but rather an interactive film. If you want to choose your path, purchase the bundle and play space ace. You can choose to play with or without the built in help of the steam version, but I prefer without the help and use clues within the video to choose which button to press when. It's funnier this way and you can admire the hard work and funny situations of the movie.

Ok I'm a huge fan, even watching the tv serie from the 80's and playing the NES game from 1990.

A movie with the original scenario from the authors is going to be produced by Netflix, can't wait to see the result!

In a time were games like Pacman and Qbert were the top quality games, Dragon's lair with its amazing graphics is a bloody miracle done by Disney's animators Don Bluth and Goldman. I tend to like the lore from Dragon's lair and we can see some Disney elements in the character design (Dirk looks like Kay in "the sword in the stone" and a character in "space Ace" is clearly Arthur). The design for princess Daphne was inspired (according to Bluth) by playboy ( big brain time sir Bluth). It's not a "story where you are the hero" type but rather an interactive film. If you want to choose your path, purchase the bundle and play space ace. You can choose to play with or without the built in help of the steam version, but I prefer without the help and use clues within the video to choose which button to press when. It's funnier this way and you can admire the hard work and funny situations of the movie. Ok I'm a huge fan, even watching the tv serie from the 80's and playing the NES game from 1990. A movie with the original scenario from the authors is going to be produced by Netflix, can't wait to see the result!