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Dragonheart: Fire And Steel Funcom Oslo A/S, Acclaim Entertainment (U.S.A.), 1996  

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Action - Medieval fantasy

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This game is a tie-in for the movie directed by Rob Cohen starring Dennis Quaid and Sean Connery as the voice of Draco.

DragonHeart puts you in the sweaty medieval shoes of dragon hunter Bowen, as he faces the last dragons still surviving, and then ends up befriending one, Draco. With his help, he goes after King Einon, a former pupil of the dragon hunter, who has turned to evil.

Dragonheart's gameplay is quite similar to the Golden Axe series. Hack'n'slash your way through the nine levels of the game, killing dragons, befriending Draco and then going after Einon with Draco's help (who will toast everything in the way with his flame breath). [source:mobygames]

Distribution : Retail - Commercial
Platform(s) : PC (Windows) - PC (Dos) - Playstation (PSX) - Sega Saturn

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