Dragon Mania Legends is an app game made by Gameloft. Players accumulate different dragons from finishing quests, hatching eggs, and winning contests (for lack of a better term). There is a quest story line that involves having your dragons fight against the dragons of a group of Vikings.
The screenshots in this blog are from 2016, when I started playing Dragon Mania Legends.
Dessert Oasis is the seventh town in the Kitchen Scramble game. In this town, all of the customers want desserts. Most of the desserts include sugar, but there are also some options that have fresh fruit in them. Throughout the game, there has been an emphasis on choosing healthy foods.
Kitchen Scramble is a time-management game where players need to learn the recipes that each town requires, make those recipes, and serve them to the customers before they get angry and leave. It’s not easy. Some of the recipes in Dessert Oasis require the use of two or more appliances.
Flight Rising is a game where players control a Lair full of dragons. You can do many things with those dragons, including breed them, make them fight, and dress them in fancy outfits. It is also possible to change their genes.
I found a Tertiary Gene: Switch in a Strange Chest during the 2017 Night of the Nocturne Festival. I had never changed a dragon’s gene before, and was curious to see what this item would do.
All of the artwork in this post is copyright of Flight Rising.
Chowderville is the sixth town in the Kitchen Scramble game. The recipes a player must learn include several seafood recipes. The goal is to serve the food to the customers before they get really angry and leave. Kitchen Scramble is a time-management game. Most of the recipes require two or more ingredients.
Players have to figure out which customer to serve first. Previously, this calculation involved figuring out what appliances were currently not in use, and guessing about which customers were the most likely to get angry the fastest.
In Chowderville, players are introduced to an extremely short-tempered character who makes the game more difficult.
Lunara is an alternate hero for the Druid class in Hearthstone. Players can earn this hero by completing a quest that appears where the Hearthstone Daily Quests are.
The Hearthstone Wiki says that Lunara is the first alternate hero for the Druid class.
Neko Atsume has plenty of cube shaped beds for cats to use. This one is the Tiramisu Cube. This item does not attract any of the rare cats. Many of the other Neko Atsume cats will use it.
The Tiramisu Cube flavor text says: “Indulge your cats lounging instincts with this decadent tiramisu-themed hammock cube.” It costs 28 gold fish in the Neko Atsume store.
Molassessippi is the fifth town in the Kitchen Scramble game. It is a time-management game where players need to make recipes and serve food to customers. Ideally, you are able to get the food to them before they get too grumpy and go away.
I have a ton of food allergies, and it amuses me to play around with virtual food. In Molassessippi, players learn how to make recipes like Barbecue Chicken and Sweet Potato pie.
There are several Breeding Achievements in Flight Rising. Some of them involve hatching dragons that have a specific gene. The rest require players to obtain a certain type of Unhatched Egg.
It’s fun to see what kind of dragon comes out of the egg. The interesting part is that the dragon will officially have no parents (just like starter dragons have no parents). That means the dragon, once grown up, can be breed with any dragon in your Lair.
All of the artwork in this post is copyright of Flight Rising.
Flight Rising is a browser-based game where players control a Lair full of dragons. There are many things that player can do with their dragons – including dress them up in aestheticaly interesting outfits.
The dragon you see at the top of this blog post is wearing the Celebration Sage set. It was given to players in celebration of the 2017 Anniversary of Flight Rising.
All of the artwork in this post is copyright of Flight Rising.
Chef Academy is the name of the fourth town in the Kitchen Scramble game. The game requires the player to make recipes and serve food to customers. It is a time-management game.
I’ve been posting quite a few blogs about Kitchen Scramble lately. There is a reason. I’ve noticed that the Kitchen Scramble app has been crashing a lot, and that there has been an increased emphasis on the ways players can spend real-world money on the game. I’m not sure how long it will be around.
