Thursday, August 29, 2013

The Buzz Surrounding the Latest How to Train Your Dragon Game – School of Dragons

There have been excited murmurs for a while, but now there’s endless talk among the How to Train Your Dragon fan base about the latest HTTYD game – School of Dragons! With the release of the teaser to the sequel, How to Train Your Dragon 2, and all the buzz that’s been surrounding the game, it is probably time to take a look at what all the talk is about and if it is worth all the attention.


School of Dragons–A Quick Summary

As the official website describes the game, “School of Dragons holds a world of creativity and exploration packed with endless quests and adventures that enables kids to raise, bond and train their dragons.” The description certainly sounds promising! What it also highlights are two important aspects of this How to Train Your Dragon game:

  1. Endless fun as kids play with their favorite movie characters and raise and train dragons.
  2. The game is a mix of education and fun.

School of Dragons – What it Really Offers

True to its description, the game does recreate, and impressively well at that, the Isle of Berk from the movie. For all the kids who loved the movie, it’s an absolute delight to play with the characters they saw and loved on screen. And, what’s more, kids can create their Viking avatars and get their very own dragon to raise and train!



In order to raise their dragons, players need to fish. Fishing is an important skill because this is what you need to feed your dragon. Vikings also learn to fly their dragons at the Flight School. Another exciting feature of this role-playing game is racing. Players get to compete with each other and race their dragons to get to the finish line first. That certainly sounds like an adrenalin rush the little Vikings are sure to love!

Along with all the best features from the movie, this How to Train Your Dragon game takes the gaming experience a notch higher with the educational content it offers kids. There are exciting science quests that players can go on to learn interesting science facts. The scientific method is certainly an integral part of the School of Dragons.

School of Dragons – The Verdict

While exploring the School of Dragons, it is hard not to get excited about raising your dragon and then racing with it. Since the game is aimed at kids aged 8 – 12, the educational content that has been woven into the game comes as a boon for parents. This How to Train Your Dragon game strives to arrive at the right balance of learning and fun, and succeeds! A look at various online forums speaks volumes about how well kids have taken to this game.

The buzz around School of Dragons has certainly been positive and fans of the hit DreamWorks animated movie have enjoyed this online How to Train Your Dragon game! There’s also talk of exciting new game features that the team is working on. From the looks of it, there’s much to look forward to. Happy playing!

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