Enemies like the living armor can also require a temporary power boost to take down, but fights are often about just identifying which of your two powers will take the baddy down and then making sure you don’t run into obvious danger.īosses are sadly not often a big step up from the enemy design. Naturally some do emerge that have counters like enemy troops who electrify the floor so you have to time your approach right, and some foes like the armored turtles are good at spitting fireballs right when you’re about to ram into them. Surprisingly, almost all of the enemies you face in Spyro the Dragon can be handled with just these two maneuvers without much cleverness required. To break through their defense Spyro must instead perform a running charge, lowering his horns so that he can butt away anybody blocking his path. His fire breath is his main means of attack and spreads out in a small cone in front of him, but while this is good for clearing out plenty of the enemies he faces in a single hit, some foes come packing metal armor that will absorb the heat safely.
Immediately setting out to set things right, Spyro travels across the different realms to free the dragons, rescue dragon eggs, gather up gems so they can’t be misused, and of course take on the monster behind the mayhem to wrap things up.ĭespite being much smaller than his fellow dragons, Spyro has almost all the skills you’d expect of a dragon. Magic bolts crash down and turn the dragons of the land into crystal statues while gems all around the realms come to life as loyal minions, but despite hitting most every dragon in the land with his spell, Gnasty Gnorc doesn’t notice the little runt Spyro the Dragon. The brute was banished from the Dragon Realms for his behavior in the past, but when Gnasty Gnorc sees the interview and hears how the good dragons insult him, he launches an attack. about their thoughts about a villainous being known as Gnasty Gnorc. The adventure begins one day when a few dragons are being interviewed live on T.V.
Trying to play everything can mean it takes time to get around to the classics, but finally I picked up the controller and dug into the game that helped jump start a developer and a franchise that are both beloved today. However, even though I knew of its importance to PlayStation history and have enjoyed other games by the developer, I have never actually played a single Spyro the Dragon game.
The small purple dragon starred in one of the first big 3D platformer hits and would even lead to the game’s creator Insomniac Games going on to produce other definitive PlayStation exclusives like Infamous, Ratchet & Clank, and Marvel’s Spider-Man. Right alongside Crash Bandicoot, Spyro the Dragon was one of the big faces of Sony’s entry into the video game market with the PlayStation.
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