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What's new in version 1.03
- fixed game-end touchscreen behavior
- fixed collision detection
- fixed resuming after device sleep
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Product Description
Catch the Elusive Dragon's Breath
You've studied old legends and chemistry, mastered craft and magic, and built your own Dragon Fire machine. Now for the real challenge: it's up to you to catch the elusive dragon's breath.
Test your skills--and your mettle--in Dragon Fire, an engrossing Android game that combines puzzler strategy with unique traffic-control gameplay. Can you solve the ancient puzzles in time? Can you redirect the deadly fireballs quickly enough to avert disaster?
Find out as you embark on 26 levels that range from easy to incredibly challenging. As colored fireballs steadily emerge from the dragon's mouth, you must direct them to similarly-colored firecatchers. But the necessary pathways get more and more complicated as you advance through the game, eventually turning simple, logical pathways into complex patterns. You'll need to think fast in this test of mental acuity and reflexes.
Direct fireballs to the correct firecatchers before time runs out
Many Paths to Mastery
You can also choose your own path as you play. All 26 levels are open from the start, so if you're feeling daring, you can jump right to the last one.
Try playing a regular game, in which you must catch a certain number of fireballs before time runs out. Or choose Survival Mode, in which you play for as long as you can keep up with the increasing pace of the challenges.
No matter what mode you play, you can adjust the speed as you go. Play it slowly for a leisurely, Zen-like experience, or play it fast and prove that you're a true master.
Developer Info
Second Gear Games creates entertainment software for popular smartphone platforms: Android, BlackBerry and iOS. Their first game was published in early 2009 on BlackBerry and Android. Since then, the company has created or co-developed many other popular titles.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
13 of 16 people found the following review helpful
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Test devices:
Samsung Epic, Android 2.2 official
Viewsonic gTablet, Calkulin+Clemsyn 1.5ghz Froyo Combo V6
Dragon Fire is a easy to play game where you redirect colored fire from into the appropriate receiver. Graphically, it's ok, and scaled all the way up to use the full 10" screen of the gTablet. The background music is decent, adding to the ambiance of the game rather than detracting from it. Control is done through tapping the connectors to change the direction the fire will travel along. It sounds pretty simple, and it is, but each new level adds complexity. More colors, more connectors, more receivers, etc. The difficulty level selection is done by adjusting the speed of the game. I like the way they do this, which is with a slide bar instead of a few predefined speeds. Dragon Fire lacks a score mechanism or any other way of tracking how well you did other than by completing the level. If there is such a thing in the game, I missed it, and there isn't a help section to clarify things. The base game is good, but the app as a whole lacks depth found in similar games.
I hope you found this review helpful, and if not, feel free to leave comments/questions.
Samsung Epic, Android 2.2 official
Viewsonic gTablet, Calkulin+Clemsyn 1.5ghz Froyo Combo V6
Dragon Fire is a easy to play game where you redirect colored fire from into the appropriate receiver. Graphically, it's ok, and scaled all the way up to use the full 10" screen of the gTablet. The background music is decent, adding to the ambiance of the game rather than detracting from it. Control is done through tapping the connectors to change the direction the fire will travel along. It sounds pretty simple, and it is, but each new level adds complexity. More colors, more connectors, more receivers, etc. The difficulty level selection is done by adjusting the speed of the game. I like the way they do this, which is with a slide bar instead of a few predefined speeds. Dragon Fire lacks a score mechanism or any other way of tracking how well you did other than by completing the level. If there is such a thing in the game, I missed it, and there isn't a help section to clarify things. The base game is good, but the app as a whole lacks depth found in similar games.
I hope you found this review helpful, and if not, feel free to leave comments/questions.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
Really fun game. but you can't move to sd card. You developers have to stop this. I don't want to uninstall but I didn't buy this 32 gig card for nothing. PLEASE FIX
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
works great on kindle fire. started on slow speed until I got the hang of it. really challenging but not so difficult that you can't win or want to give up. retries are easy. just takes good concentration. well worth the playtime.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
great concept
This is a great game, and very addictive but it could use more levels. Overall though it's an original concept and enjoyable to play.
Published 27 days ago by Anita
I enjoy this game a lot
Can't really understand why there are such negative reviews. I enjoy this game a lot. You can tweak the speed which controls the difficulty level. Read more
Published 1 month ago by L. Kirk
Puzzle game
I have really enjoyed this puzzle game. think of fire going through a pipe. You can rotate certain spots of the "pipe" to make the fire change directions. Read more
Published 1 month ago by AS from Texas
No SD support
Entertaining game but unfortunately it couldn't be moved to the SD card.
My phone was running low on space so I had to uninstall =(
My phone was running low on space so I had to uninstall =(
Published 2 months ago by alex_mayorga
Challenging
Fast paced and challenging, I recommend not having any distractions around you when playing this game. At least for me, it takes concentration and lots of it! Read more
Published 2 months ago by Kylle
Fun, but can get boring
I got this free from the Amazon store. It was a good time killer, but can be kind of easy. I have not tried much of the survial mode, but I did go through all the levels. Read more
Published 2 months ago by M. Young
How is this fun?
I don't really see what is fun about this game. It is not complicated or anything, its just boring. Read more
Published 2 months ago by R. Cook
Thought provoking, but limited
I can't give this one a five since there's a limited number of puzzles (27?) Gave a few good hours of game play, but when I was done with the last puzzle, I didn't play it any... Read more
Published 2 months ago by taco
Okay, fun for a few plays
If you like games like where's my water, you may like this. It's okay, fun for a few plays, but not as good as the other one. Graphics are simple but okay.
Published 3 months ago by KaiNLauren
good game
It was fun while it lasted. I finished the 26 levels...now what? It needs an update with more levels.
More levels...it gets a five.
More levels...it gets a five.
Published 3 months ago by r. reno
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