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Dragon, Fly!
Four Pixels Games
September 21, 2011
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As a newly hatched dragon pup you still have too tiny wings to fly. That however is not going to stop you from embarking on your very first adventure. The realms are full of curvy hills. Slide along them and time your touches with precision to build momentum and take off into the sky. Be quick though! Dragon mum is anxious about your whereabouts and has headed out to end your journey and bring you back to the nest.
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