Disney's American Dragon: Jake Long, Attack of the Dark Dragon

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  • Summary: Jake Long's most fierce enemy, Dark Dragon, takes Rose, Jake's love interest, hostage in order to cause Jake's destruction in Disney's American Dragon: Jake Long, Attack of the Dark Dragon. When Dark Dragon realizes the evil Huntsman also has an interest in rescuing his hostage, the ultimateJake Long's most fierce enemy, Dark Dragon, takes Rose, Jake's love interest, hostage in order to cause Jake's destruction in Disney's American Dragon: Jake Long, Attack of the Dark Dragon. When Dark Dragon realizes the evil Huntsman also has an interest in rescuing his hostage, the ultimate duel ensues. Players battle their way through an onslaught of villains that pour in from every direction – jumping from windows, trash cans and more - to save Rose in the process. Transform Jake into the American Dragon as you take on a larger-than-life cyclops, giant medusa and ultimately the Dark Dragon. Punch and kick through five distinctive worlds with more than 20 levels, venture on abandoned docks, through a dark sewer and take on enemies and surprises. Breathe fire – in a scorching breath-activated mini-game. Train with Grandpa between levels to beef up firepower and speed. Release dragon fire, perform jump attacks, whip out the tail swipe and take flight in 3D as the American Dragon. [Buena Vista Games]… Expand
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  1. IGN
    65
    A lot more fun that I expected it to be. The different gameplay styles for each level keep the title from being stale, though the platforming parts are not very fun, even in dragon form.
  2. Armchair Empire
    50
    I know that I don't fall in the demographic that American Dragon: Jake Long is aimed at, but even I can recognize a bad game, even if it is sprinkled with one or two points of interest.

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  1. ninjaguy454
    Jul 3, 2020
    6
    Given how long ago the title was released as well as the source material, I did have relatively low expectations for this game, and they wereGiven how long ago the title was released as well as the source material, I did have relatively low expectations for this game, and they were minorly surpassed.

    This game is essentially a 2.5D platformer with some action elements thrown in. The platforming is a bit janky and boring to be honest, but the action is fairly fun and transforming into a dragon, and balancing your abilities and timing adds some fun to the game.

    The graphics were quite alright given how close it came out to the DS' release. There did seem to be some pitches I experienced while playing mostly with collision. For fans of the show, if there are still any, I could see this being a great time. Otherwise, I'd recommend a pass.

    It is worth noting, there is a multiplayer mode in the game, but it seems like it was an afterthought as it is so janky and rudimentary it's almost not worth playing at all. Shame as it seems like it would be quite fun had it been more technically sound.    … Expand