Dragon 's Lair II : time Warp - wikipedia Dragon 's Lair II : time Warp This article is about the official 1991 arcade sequel. For the 1980s home conversion of further scenes from the original ( sometimes referred to as `` Dragon 's Lair II '' ), see Escape from Singe 's Castle. This article needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. ( December 2010 ) Dragon 's Lair II : Time Warp Dragon 's Lair II arcade flyer Publisher ( s ) Digital Leisure, EA ( iOS port ) Platform ( s ) Arcade, CD - i, PC, DVD, Blu - ray, iOS, PlayStation 3, Wii, DSiWare, Amiga, Atari ST, MS - DOS, Macintosh Release Arcade June 16, 1991 CD - i NA : 1994 DSiWare NA : December 20, 2010 EU : July 7, 2011 PlayStation 3 NA : June 1, 2011 Genre ( s ) Interactive movie Mode ( s ) Single - player Dragon 's Lair II : Time Warp is a 1991 laserdisc video game by the Leland Corporation. It is regarded as the first `` true '' sequel to Dragon 's Lair. As with the original, Dragon 's Lair II : Time Warp consists of an animated short film that requires the player to move the joystick or press a fire button at certain times in order to continue. It takes place years after the original Dragon 's Lair. Dirk has married Daphne, and the marriage has produced many children. When Daphne is kidnapped by the evil wizard Mordroc in order to be forced into marriage, Dirk 's children and his mother - in - law are clearly upset by the abduction of Daphne, and Dirk must once again save her. Home ports of the game were announced for the Sega Saturn, Philips CD - i, 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, and Jaguar CD. However, only the CD - i version was actually released, though non-playable demos of the 3DO and Jaguar CD versions appear on those consoles ' respective versions of Brain Dead 13. The game was later ported to the Wii as part of the compilation release Dragon 's Lair Trilogy. A PlayStation 3 port was released on June 1, 2011. Contents 1 Story 2 Gameplay 3 Development 4 Stages 5 Releases 5.1 Home computers 5.2 DVD release 5.3 Blu - ray release 5.4 PlayStation 3 release 6 Reception 7 References 8 External links Story The game follows a traditional damsel in distress storyline where Dirk the Daring must find and rescue Daphne with the help of a well - spoken time machine. It seems that the time machine is ( or has been ) possessed by the brother of Mordroc, the foul wizard that has kidnapped Daphne. Dirk travels through several dimensions and historical eras searching for Daphne, some inspired by classic stories and fairy tales such as Alice in Wonderland and Sleeping Beauty, to prevent Mordroc from enslaving Daphne to his whim with the dreaded Death Ring. Voice actor Michael Rye reprises his role as the narrator in the attract sequence, as he did with Dragon 's Lair as well as Space Ace. Gameplay Gameplay differs from the original in two important ways. First, it follows a linear sequence of events which flow one into the next, as opposed to the randomized sequences of rooms from the first game ; `` dying '' in the sequel also forces the player to resume from a checkpoint in the level rather than starting a randomly different level as in the original. Second, golden treasures are scattered throughout the game ; getting each treasure is optional and requires an extra move, but the player is awarded extra points. If the player misses any, at the end of the game it loops back to the first treasure missed. As well, unlike in the first game, the actions the player must do are prompted by a brief flash of what Dirk should use or where he should go next. Development Development on the game began in 1983 after the success of the original Dragon 's Lair, and finally reached arcades eight years later, hence Leland Interactive 's credit on the title screen, although a commercial from Don Bluth Productions featuring completed animation from stage 3 in the game had aired on television in 1984. Actually creating the game 's animation took three years. Stages Stage 1 ; Dirk is afraid of his angered mother - in - law trying to smack him with a rolling pin or toss destructible objects towards him for her revenge on him because of the kidnapping to his married Princess Daphne by Mordoc. He must flee from her while getting past several creatures and obstacles in the deceased Singe 's old castle, including a ravenous snake wearing a Tam o ' Shanter, in order to reach the time machine that will allow him to pursue Mordroc. Stage 2 ; In prehistoric times, Mordroc takes a moment to taunt Dirk as he battles pterodactyls, a T - rex, and two bat - winged centaurs that carry Daphne away. As this happens, the tiny island they are on gradually crumbles into the sea. Stage 3 ; In 1865, Dirk is materialized in Alice Liddell 's house and goes through the looking - glass that hangs over the fireplace. While being dressed as Alice by enemy characters, he tumbles into Wonderland where he faces Tweedledum and Tweedledee, the Queen of Hearts, her army of playing card soldiers, the Mad Hatter and the March Hare, the Jabberwocky and the Cheshire Cat. Stage 4 ; In the Garden of Eden, Dirk has to escape from guardian angels, the advances of Eve the fat Lady, two smooth - talking snakes, and finally, the ruin of Eden itself when Eve accidentally eats the forbidden apple. Stage 5 ; In 1808, Dirk is shrunk to the size of a mouse in Ludwig van Beethoven 's study, where he must avoid the predations of the composer 's constant playing the piano with his hands, his wicked hungry cat and the sheer chaos of his creative gust. Stage 6 ; In Ancient Egypt, Dirk finds what appears to be Daphne ( wrapped completely in linen bandages ) but is actually Mordroc in disguise, leading Dirk on a wild goose chase as he explores an ancient tomb while narrowly avoiding poison gas, spiders, giant bats, corrosive acid, scarabs, and a giant mummy. Stage 7 ; At his castle, Mordroc puts the Death Ring on Daphne 's finger, which transforms her into a monstrous banshee. Dirk must avoid the monstrous Daphne 's mindless attempts to devour him. He must get the ring off her finger, restore her to normal, and defeat Mordroc at the same time. In addition to the alternate scene in the non-arcade version, Dirk has to remove the ring from Daphne and throw it at Mordroc. Final Stage ; Although Mordroc is defeated, Dirk must fight off Mordoc 's last surviving minions, who are trying to get their revenge on him for defeating their master, so that Dirk safely escapes the crumbling castle with Daphne. During the course of the game, the player can optionally find and collect `` treasures ''. In the Director 's Cut version of the game, gathering all the treasures offers an alternate, shorter and easier second - to - last stage. In it, Dirk must get the Death Ring and then throw it at Mordroc. This also includes three death scenes that were not used in the final release. Releases Home computers Around the time the Arcade was out, an abridged version was released for the Amiga home computers by ReadySoft. It included only some of the scenes and most stages were absent altogether. It included the introduction reaching the machine, followed by the prehistoric stage, the Garden of Eden, and the final stage. The game was followed by Dragon 's Lair III : The Curse of Mordread also by ReadySoft. it presented an original storyline with Mordroc 's sister, the evil witch `` Mordread ''. She arrives at Dirk 's and Daphne 's home, and absorbing both the house and Daphne into an orb. This game incorporated the stages of Wonderland and Beethoven 's piano from Timewarp but also included some original sequences : an intro, a stage on a pirate ship, a stage in the time realm, and an original ending. DVD release Dragon 's Lair II was released on DVD on April 17, 2007. Blu - ray release Following the release of Dragon 's Lair and Space Ace in high - definition for Blu - ray, Digital Leisure said they were working on a Blu - ray version of Dragon 's Lair II for some time in 2008. The disc was released on June 2, 2009. An easter egg on the Space Ace Blu - ray allows the player to play the first scene of Dragon 's Lair II in Blu - ray format. PlayStation 3 release Dragon 's Lair II was released on the PlayStation 3 on June 1, 2011. Reception Computer Gaming World called Dragon 's Lair II `` an exceptional program which suffers from uninteresting game - play ''. The magazine criticized the game for, like its predecessor, being `` a long series of trial and error '' instead of testing the player 's ability. The four reviewers of Electronic Gaming Monthly gave the CD - i version a 7.25 out of 10, commenting that it looks and plays just as good as the arcade version, and praising the addition of collectable items. One of the reviewers dissented with the majority opinion, saying that FMV games had lost their novelty and that the game was lacking in interaction. GamePro gave it a rave review. They applauded the sharp and colorful graphics, absence of slowdown, high frame rate, realistic sound effects, and outstanding controls, elaborating that `` The CD - i 's circular directional pad gives you quicker, more accurate button presses that help you get past every snake, dragon, and mother - in - law in sight. '' References ^ Jump up to : `` Review Crew : Dragon 's Lair II ''. Electronic Gaming Monthly. No. 65. Sendai Publishing. December 1994. p. 46. ^ Jump up to : `` Dragon 's Lair 2 : The Daring Dirk Returns ''. Electronic Gaming Monthly. No. 86. Ziff Davis. September 1996. pp. 84 -- 84. Jump up ^ `` Dragon 's Lair II : Time Warp for Amiga ( 1990 ) ''. MobyGames. Jump up ^ Greenberg, Allen L. ( March 1992 ). `` As the Worm Turns ''. Computer Gaming World. p. 74. Retrieved 24 November 2013. Jump up ^ `` ProReview : Dragon 's Lair II : Time Warp ''. GamePro. No. 67. IDG. February 1995. p. 106. External links Dragon 's Lair II : Time Warp at the Killer List of Videogames Dragon 's Lair II : Time Warp at MobyGames Detailed Info on Dragon 's Lair II : TimeWarp Dragon 's Lair series Games Dragon 's Lair ( 1983 ) Escape from Singe 's Castle Dragon 's Lair ( 1990 ) II : Time Warp III : The Curse of Mordead 3D : Return to the Lair Other TV series ( 1984 - 1985 ) Film Related articles Princess Daphne Space Ace Don Bluth Entertainment Sullivan Bluth Studios The Secret of NIMH ( 1982 ) An American Tail ( 1986 ) The Land Before Time ( 1988 ) All Dogs Go to Heaven ( 1989 ) Rock - a-Doodle ( 1991 ) Thumbelina ( 1994 ) A Troll in Central Park ( 1994 ) The Pebble and the Penguin ( 1995 ) Fox Animation Studios Anastasia ( 1997 ) Bartok the Magnificent ( 1999 ) Titan A.E. ( 2000 ) Don Bluth Films Dragon 's Lair : The Movie Video games Dragon 's Lair ( 1983 ) Space Ace ( 1984 ) Dragon 's Lair II : Time Warp ( 1991 ) Dragon 's Lair 3D : Return to the Lair ( 2002 ) I - Ninja ( 2003 ) Tapper World Tour ( 2010 ) Short films Banjo the Woodpile Cat ( 1979 ) Gift of the Hoopoe ( 2009 ) Other works Universal Studios Xanadu ( 1980 ) The Funtastic World of Hanna - Barbera ( 1990 ) Walt Disney Studios The Rescuers ( 1977 ) Pete 's Dragon ( 1977 ) The Small One ( 1978 ) The Fox and the Hound ( 1981 ) Related articles Studios Sullivan Bluth Studios Square One Studios People Gary Goldman John Pomeroy Morris Sullivan Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Dragon%27s_Lair_II:_Time_Warp&oldid=814160588 '' Categories : 1991 video games Arcade games Cancelled 3DO Interactive Multiplayer games Cancelled Sega Saturn games CD - i games Cinematronics games DOS games Dragon 's Lair DSiWare games Full motion video based games Interactive movie video games IOS games Laserdisc video games PlayStation Network games Time travel video games Video game sequels Windows games Hidden categories : Articles needing additional references from December 2010 All articles needing additional references Pages using deprecated image syntax Articles using Infobox video game using locally defined parameters Articles using Wikidata infoboxes with locally defined images All articles with unsourced statements Articles with unsourced statements from November 2017 Talk Contents About Wikipedia Català Français Italiano Edit links This page was last edited on 7 December 2017, at 05 : 40. 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Question: where are the treasures in dragon's lair 2
Answer: scattered throughout the game