The pair then set off on a quest to investigate what happened to the village, why Scribbles has no memories and uncover the truth behind the origins of Patch the dragon. Able to use the power of ice, fire and electricity and described as a ‘Chimeragon’, Scribbles names this new dragon “Patch”. Scribbles sets off in pursuit and before long, he catches the poacher and the egg hatches – but the dragon it contains is unlike anything anyone’s ever seen before. Before the pair can truly get acquainted though, a dragon poacher steals an odd looking egg from the remains of the village and runs away. Unable to recall what happened to the village he’s in (which is little more than a smoking crater) or even what his own name is, Hiccup dubs the newcomer “Scribbles”. They land to investigate and come across the player character who’s suffering from amnesia. At the start of the game, Hiccup and Toothless are flying through the clouds when they see smoke rising from a nearby island. It’s a stand alone plot but hints at the threats that Hiccup, Toothless and the rest of the inhabitants of Berk are yet to face without giving anything away. And yet despite the fact that this game isn’t designed for me, I had some fun during my time with the inconsistent Dawn of the New Riders, as have my brood of kids.ĭawn of the New Riders takes place between the second and third ‘How To Train Your Dragon’ movies and works as a sort of prequel to the latest instalment (hitting cinemas on the same day as this game releases). The game is supposedly designed for 5 to 12 year old’s, an age bracket I’ve been passed for almost 2 decades. It’s a tie-in game to a series of films and TV shows I’ve watched with my kids but have no real affinity towards. The FInger Guns Review īy all accounts, I shouldn’t have liked Dragons: Dawn of the New Riders. Dragons: Dawn of the New Riders is a solid if unspectacular companion to the movie threequel.
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