School of Dragons

How to Train Your Dragon 2 has already hit the screens and the animated movie was received very well by both fans and critics, but if you really want to experience what's it like to train your very own dragon, you could play the PC spin-off, School of Dragons.

Before starting the game you will get the chance to create and customize your own Viking just the way you like it. Moreover, taking advantage of a wide range of customization options, you can easily create your own version of Hiccup or Astrid.

Joining the School of Dragons is a big step in your career as a trainer, and before you'll manage to soar through the sky on the back of your dragon, you will first have to take a test to see which creature will suit you best. The test is quite funny with lots of hilarious questions, but its outcome is not that important since you can pick any available dragon as your pet.

Although it may not sound as much, training your dragon will require lots of patience as well as learning multiple disciplines, such as science, farming, fishing, or how to master the art of shooting fireballs.

These disciplines are imperative in your quest to become the ultimate dragon master, so make sure you do your best and learn everything you need to know to rise in the ranks at the School of Dragons and create an unbreakable bond with your dragon.

As you explore this amazing world, you will also encounter familiar characters like Hiccup, Toothless and many other friends from the How to Train Your Dragon movie that will guide your every step and help you overcome various challenges.

The game also encourages socialization by competing against your friends and other players to top the leaderboards and prove you're one of the best dragon trainers out there.

At first sight School of Dragons might not seem like much, but as soon as you make your first steps through this amazing Viking world, you will discover a plethora of possible actions and activities that will surely keep you busy for quite a while.

While the game has been optimized for mobile devices, on the PC, the graphics won't look that crisp, but if you manage to get past that, you'll have to get ready for one hell of a ride on the back of your very own dragon.