They're not horrible, and it's very possible that the slower turning speed and odd camera controls options (you must hold down two fingers to move the camera around) were built for children, but I wonder whether the developers ever plunked some children down with the game, running on an iPad, to see just how well they got on. They work all right, but just good enough to make controlling your character possible. My first real issue stems from the controls. Is it be good enough to satisfy younger, less picky fans? Possibly, but after playing the browser-based version, I hoped that the mobile version would somehow feel smoother and more natural. The game is very active, even during odd times of the day, and the chat is filled with players discussing the finer points of being a viking. I was impressed by the game's visuals even though they are fairly primitive, as they do a good job of giving a sense of scale and accurately recreate many of the movie's characters. I didn't have much experience with the browser-based version, so I read up on Karen's MMO Family article, made an account, and logged in. Unfortunately, I am not able to play on my favorite tablet yet (my Android), but I was able to download it on my wife's iPad Air. I pictured soaring through the skies and interacting with characters from the movie, all while sitting down with my favorite tablet. Build clans to conquer even larger territories.I was excited to learn about a mobile version of School of Dragons, a browser-based, kid-friendly MMO based on the fantastic movie How to Train Your Dragon.Learn to shoot fireballs, fish and grow crops.Compete against other trainers and dragons from all over the world.
Fly with Toothless and other dragons from the movie saga How to Train Your Dragon.
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