#Dragon lair 3 series#

For most of us however, this is a totally forgettable title. Dragon's Lair III: The Curse of Mordread is a video game created by Don Bluth Multimedia and published by ReadySoft Incorporated, a direct sequel to its 1990 home computer release Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp. So, I can only find it in me to recommend this game to hardcore Laserdisc adventure aficionados that simply can bear the lesser quality of this third title in the series.

#Dragon lair 3 series#

The animation is much shoddier, with a lesser palette of colors, with much fewer interesting background elements and also, with music and sounds that are again, immediately recognizable as cheesy, cheap. VERY FINE/NEAR MINT by Andy Mangels & Fabio Laguna Dragons Lair 3 is the third of the four issue series and has all new story and all new art from the. Unlike the Dragon's Lair NES version of the game, this one is not a platformer, it's the same mash up of story driven cartoon shenanigans but, unfortunately, the beautiful style of the original is replaced by a more budget look and feel. However, you're more of a button masher, and don't really have much of a say in how the story goes. Dragons Lair III: The Curse of Mordread: The wizard Mordrocs evil witch sister Mordread captures Dirk the Darings homestead into an orb on her staff.

(Each Scene is defined as where you resume if you die) Scene 1: Press UP when the wizard fires at you. The action on screen can be very diverse, with your protagonist always looking to dodge, fight, move, etc from a variety of situations. Cheatbook is the resource for the latest Cheats, tips, cheat codes, unlockables, hints and secrets to get the edge. Dragon's Lair III: The Curse of Mordread is a video game in the Dragon's Lair series, developed by Don Bluth Multimedia and published by ReadySoft Incorporated for the Amiga, Atari ST and MS-DOS in 1993. Dragons Lair III: The Curse of Mordread - Solution. Just like the Laserdisc original, Dragon's Lair 3 is the same kind of game, it asks of you to be very careful at the action on screen and at the right moment press a determined number of buttons to keep the story going.