Just an update on my previous comment (haven't figured out how to just edit without posting anew): I was aable to download from Gameto without the warning that was blocking download from Jenkat, and there was no request during install for additional software, though the game does connect to the Gametop website when I exit, which is annoying. But instead of saying it's from Playrix, like the old one, this is from Running Pillow???

Only did a few "days" but I like it so far; very similar to the first version except the jewelry works differently (you can't retrieve the gems from an incomplete one if you want to use them elsewhere) and the money rewards for clicking on plusing mushrooms, etc. aren't available each time you exit and enter like they were. Looking forward to moving ahead and seeing what else is new!

Was looking forward to this since I loved DK 1, but was sick as a dog yesterday and couldn't get to the computer in time. Tried early this morning, but it was ended, so followed the link above to Jenkat hoping to grab it there. I saw the warning about saying "no" to the adware; no problem, I thought. However, my AV (Avast) won't let me download the file at all, says it is infected with Win.32.Adware.Gen and wouldn't let me download it. I know I could turn of my AV, but this made me nervous enough to not do that. Any thoughts on whether the adware is indeed avoidable? If it were just an option on install, I don't think the AV would have blocked this.

j'ai suivi ton conseil mais malheureusement lorsque je lance setup.exe il apparait toujours le message suivant"THE files are corrupted"

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Désolé d'entendre ça. Avez-vous essayé sn télécharger le jeu à nouveau?

Vous pouvez obtenir de jeu aujourd'hui de Jenkat Jeux et Gametop . J'ai lié à eux dans mon commentaire . Soyez conscient du potentiel de instll barres d'outils , changer les pages d'accueil , etc

Another Playrix game! Those are great!

This one isn't one of their best. Going in, I should state I don't like the Farm Frenzy games. They make me buggy. This one is similar so...you can guess.

The graphics, like most of what Playrix puts out, are great. Except for the dragons. Those look—dorky is the only word I can come up with. They could have done much better than what they did with the dragons. I'm not enthralled with the sounds they make either. I just kinda' did the eyebrow arch thing and shrugged at that.

It's a good game in that it doesn't make you too mental. Though the thieves can get you there. It's a simple enough premise that it's not too difficult to manage. The instructions aren't bad and followable. I don't mind the selling jewels, but then again I didn't play the first one either.

It's a good game I'll have fun with, but it needs improvement in many areas. The jewels can be hard to find if they lay them somewhere odd. The thieves are enough to get on your nerves quickly. The tasks are good. As long as you don't have too many dragons, you're not going to go completely loony with it. I just think they could have done better with this. It doesn't match some of their other games in quality is all.

Thanks again for another great giveaway!

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Thank you for the excellent feedback.

I don't know what it is about this game that has me hooked to it, perhaps its the Dragon theme but I can tell you I've never been this endlessly hooked before! I like this better then the first!


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Glad you like it Jason

I don't like time management games mainly because you're playing against a timer. Although this game allows you to continue playing to a goal after the deadline has run out. Magic Farm is much the same way, although they never managed to produce a proper sequel to that one.

I did have the program hang when NextPVR started up to record. I can't say for certain that it was NextPVR that caused it, but the programs could have been sharing a common resource like DirectX. It's an odd problem that few would run into. A restart fixed it and it worked while NextPVR ran.

I did find there's a slight bug that can be exploited to gain cash. I noticed it in survival mode. You can buy a dragon egg for 20 and sell it for 50 if you sell it right away. You can then re-buy and re-sell the egg making 30 every time. It's not practical when you need a lot of money but it can help you get start.

I also found a bug that would stick the mana at 6 on a level I finished and went back into. (Party Time!)

One thing I liked better about the original was the way it made jewels.


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Thank you for your feedback Patrick :)

Loved the first one. This one doesn't work for me for some reason. Running Win 8.1. Oh well.


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Check the FAQ's section over in the giveawayoftheday game discussion forums:

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/forums/topic/11647

hopefully you'll find a fix there. Most of the common problems can be found there.
let me know if you managed to get it too work. :)

I dont generally like TM games either, but was surprised to find the original Dragon Keeper lots of fun and it's become a favored go-to game for me whenever when I need a break from other things. Perhaps this update will grow on me too, but at the moment I hate the change in jewel-making dynamic (having fewer versions to make at a time, not seeing the actual jewel, and not (as far as I've been able to figure out so far) being able to change your mind & return gems from incomplete pieces (something I often did on the old one when I needed a few extra bucks or wanted to try completing a different piece). Thought new action of having to "collect" money both via "Sell" & by scooping up from the trough was a needless annoyance. But the dragons remain cuties and well-worth tending. Still trying to master some of the other changes - something keeps seeming to steal some of my money or gems while I'm not looking - I suspect that little voo-doo doll, but havent been able to catch him in the act. Thanks to Playrix for another fun toy. :-)


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Thank you for your feedback

Also not a fan of TM games (too much like work), though have enjoyed the Farm Frenzy series (hate those bears) and Rescue Frenzy. Mention of bandits in this game reminded me of the recently offered "My Farm Life", where you couldn't accomplish anything at night because of fending off an incessant string of thieves. But Dragon Keeper is from Playrix so it's certainly worth trying.

Thanks for the heads-up on the Origin giveaway (sounds much like the classic "System Shock 2", which I still play occasionally). Unfortunately it's only for registered members and registration was impossible - no matter what I entered for ID, even a string of gibberish, I'm told it's in use. And you can't even get email assistance, after wading through pages of options all you're given is a button for "Live Chat", with a wait of thirty minutes.

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I set up an account for my daughter who wanted a copy of the game, it took over 20 attempts at finding a suitale name before it was finally accepted and, even then she had to add the following after the name she chose

i.e. her chosen name_33_33

Still worth the effort once you've set up the account.

I played the first one all the way through and loved it. I am so excited to get this one for free! Thank you so much Game Giveaway and Playrix! I have no doubt that this one will be excellent, as well.

Hi Stephen,

Glad to see that you are feeling better, which I deduce from your in-depth review (although I saw a few typos today). I usually find that your presentation, plus the slide show and video links, give me a decent sense of a game, allowing me to decide whether it interests me as well as to judge its quality. Thank you for your excellent work. Most of my responses here are based on what I learn through this process rather than actually playing a game (unless I have it from a prior download), because I rely on my husband for the DL, which is usually late in the day. I also choose not to comment on genres which are less appealing to me, such as SMUPs and TMs.

That said, I think Dragon Keeper 2 is very cute and will ask my husband later to DL. It definitely is much improved from its predecessor (and if I had any doubts about my recollection of it when previously offered on GGOTD, the second video link in your review is of the original and over an hour long!).

But now I have a criticism -- The dialog could be better written. Maybe I'm getting to be an oldtimer complaining about youngsters (or people from other cultures) who use language differently than I was taught. I can get myself very annoyed over this. However, I worry that games with this problem will further erode the education of children who play these games. I will now get off my soapbox.

What I think is good about DK2 compared to the first in the series: the improved tutorial; survival and endless modes (although I have no idea what they are based on the info I have so far, they sound intriguing; and endless sounds like I can keep playing forever after rescuing the prince); clearer goals; better explanation and graphics for making jewelry.

Thank you to Playrix and GGOTD for offering us this adorable game, although I doubt it will occupy as much of my time as my favorite series Fishdom.

Cara in NC


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Thank you for your feedback and constructive critisism Cara. :)

I must admit to being rather lazy of late. I used to proof read all of my reviews prior to our big move last year; but, with illness and still not being settled into the new home (builders woes), i've not had the energy to spend the time I'd like to spend on these reviews. I've not been getting as much time prior to the release of the giveaway to write up a review I used to know what games were going to be given away up to a week before the game was given away; whereas now, it may not be until the early morning of the same day, so I end up writng the review once the game has been released. I don't like to post the reviews too late so will post without proof reading. It's one of the reasons you'll find lots of grammatical and spelling errors. Most of the spelling errors are due to my over sensitive keyboard (a gaming keyboard called the Razer Black Widow Ultimate Stealth. I just have to touch a key next to the one I'm using and it will register.

:)

le fichier de dragon keeper 2 est corrompu.En effet lorsque j'exécute l'application setup.exe,il apparait le message suivant:The setup files are corrupted.Please obtain a new cpy of the program."


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translated using Google Translate:

File dragon keeper 2 corrompu.En effect when I run the setup.exe, it appears the following message: The setup files are corrupted.Please Obtain a new cpy of the program.

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Try using a different file archiver. I've posted links to several free file archivers for example 7-zip and j-zip. I've had problems like this previously. I found using a different file archiver worked.

You can find the frequently asked questions (FAQ's) in the game discussion forums. You may find other answers to the problem there as well. Use google translate if necessary:

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/forums/topic/11647

If the above doesn't help, please check your windows event log (just type event viewer in the windows search field to get an icon that will open up the event viewer). To see the event log make sure you've tried unpacking the game again, then open up the viewer to see if there are any error messages pertaining to that problem. Often an error message can give you a clue as to what's wrong.

I hope the above helps?

translated using google Translate:

Essayez d'utiliser un archiveur de fichier différent. J'ai posté des liens vers plusieurs archiveurs de fichiers gratuit par exemple 7-zip et j-zip. J'ai eu des problèmes de ce genre auparavant. J'ai trouvé l'aide d'un archiveur de fichier différent travaillé.

Vous pouvez trouver les questions fréquemment posées (FAQ) dans le jeu des forums de discussion. Vous pouvez trouver d'autres réponses à ce problème là aussi. Google traduction si nécessaire:

http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/forums/topic/11647

Si ce qui précède ne fonctionne pas, s'il vous plaît vérifier votre journal des événements Windows (il suffit de taper la visionneuse d'événement dans le champ de recherche de Windows pour obtenir une icône qui va ouvrir l'observateur d'événements). Pour voir le journal des événements assurez-vous que vous avez essayé de déballer le jeu à nouveau, puis ouvrez le spectateur à voir s'il ya des messages d'erreur relatifs à ce problème. Souvent, un message d'erreur peut vous donner une idée de ce qui ne va pas.

I enjoyed the 1st one sure I will enjoy this one too.

Stephen,

Jenkat recently removed some games as not often downloaded so their total is 450 games. They do play the little game of changing the date of older games to make them seem newer to prompt more downloads.

MyPlayCity is currently (according to my count) at 1039 games.

GameTop is offering new games almost as often as MyPlayCity now and they are at 289 games.

FreeGamePick is bringing up the rear with 209 games. It also pulls the same trick as Jenkat of changing how it lists the games to make older games look newer.

Other than Jenkat (that has a true count readily visible), the totals may not be accurate but are as close as I can find for now.

Of these 4 sites, only 32 games are offered by all 4 of the "freebie circuit".

If anybody knows of another reputable freebie site such as these 4, I will add it to my list and track it a well. By reputable -- no ad support, ability to circumvent any hijacking, no malware involved in download, install or the game itself.


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Thanks for the info Diane. :)

Not a TM fan either. Played original ok Win 8.1 Update 1. Game is fine for fans, plays cleanly & fast, looks good. Just not into the whole concept of doing something with the jewels. Nice to have offered the second version. Thanks guys tho passing.

I echo skooterfd's comments.

I liked the original so it looks like I'll enjoy this, too. Quality games.

Love this game! Playrix makes some great games - I have bought quite a few previously. Thanks and I signed up for your newsletter and the two free games! How great!

Downloaded and works just fine on Windows XP. Loved the first in the series, Dragon Keeper, and really enjoy the second, Dragon Keeper 2. There's more spells, more bells and whistles! Spoiler Alert... Loved the extra dragon, which was really a cool surprise! Wish there were more than the 3 to build the cave with though. Even so, it's a busy game, but in a good way! I never felt stressed while trying to reach the days goal, the music isn't annoying as some game music can sometimes be for me, and it's an added bonus to be able to play in two other modes once the main story mode is complete. The graphics are fab and the hints/tutorial are easy to follow. I hope they're working on Dragon Keeper 3!! :)

Just installed the game, haven't played it yet. Only got to the "How to Play" pages and ran into BLACK type on DARK BROWN background. Very dense amount of text explaining some of the more complicated functions in the game and it's UNREADABLE. I can make out that there are "Tips" which would be nice to know, but even with full brightness and contrast I'm not getting them.

Here's a "tip" for the developers: Make your Help pages readable.

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I've included an image of the main help page in my review. The background is light brown with yellowy white type. Can't explain why you are seeing something different?

Oh! I want that ANT FARM game you mentioned! ANT FARMS are SUPER COOL! They have an ANT FARM at the National Zoo in Washington, DC that is BIGGER than my entire house. What's the name of that ANT FARM game?

ANTS are way cooler than dragons!

Sea Monkeys are cool too. But they are really monkeys. They are SHRIMP! Yeah, the same things that you eat.

SEA MONKEYS are way cooler than dragons too!

I have never met a time management game that I liked. They are usually ICKY. This one in particular is like SUPER GROSS ICKY! All it is is a great big collection of crap! No, really! You spend your time in this game as a crap collector, feces farmer, and dragon pooper scooper!

Like I so elegantly but it - SUPER GROSS ICKY!

Where did you find those gems? I found them in my dragon's butt. EWW!

Thx for version 2 of the game.
My wife and kids love the time management, combined with the great graphics and music they will be busy the next few weeks.

As for myself also a big thanks for the free two games extra offered by Plarix (signing up for the newsletter)
- Brickshooter Egypt
- Fishdom : Harvest Splash

I'm not into Time Management games. They just aren't my cup of tea. However I did check my list of the "freebie circuit" and found that Dragon Keeper (original) is available at Jenkat Games, MyPlayCity. and GameTop. Dragon Keeper 2 is available from Jenkat Games and Gametop.

MyPlayCity just changed their download setup again. You can bypass any browser or search engine hijacks easily enough but you now have absolutely no choice in the install (to Program Files or Program Files (x86)) and there is no longer a full install executable you can save for re-installs without further downloads.

GameTop has a delay of about 10 seconds before a download starts but that is not new.

Jenkat is still the one that makes a royal mess of Program Files or Program Files (x86) by putting a game folder in 2 different places and not using a general group such as "Jenkat Games".

All 3 sites are reputable.


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Thanks for the update on MPC; I tend not to use them myself anymore; got too many other games to play. I prefer the indie scene to the traditional arcades now; partly due to burn out on many of the genres. I've already posed links to the Jencat and Gametop games. :)

b.t.w what's the number count on MPC now? do you have one for Jenkat? Thanks in advance.

Looks like a fun game if your into time manangement games which I'm not. To bad it's not a match 3 with a side of hidden objects & some puzzle solving along the way for bonus scores. That I would have downloaded for sure!
But as I said looks like a great game so enjoy you time management types! Thanks anyway for another great offer! Can't win them all...

Cool, they gave out the first a few weeks ago, now part two. Nice game, fun graphics :)
Playrix...always good quality. Of course not every one likes time management games and this one can get frantic :)

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Thanks for your feedback

Forgot to mention, you can get Dead Space free over at Origin at the moment. Great horror game that made me jump out of my skin loads of times. don't know when the freebie offer ends. you will need the origin client installed and you'll need to create an EA/Origin account. well worth it for this excellent AAA game released back in Oct 2008




https://www.origin.com/en-gb/store/on-the-house

Dragon Keeper 2:

In Brief:

Dragon Keeper 2 is the second in the Dragon Keeper series (obv), a playable time management game similar in mechanics to Farm Frenzy, but with a Dragon theme. :)

Installation:


Dragon Keeper 2 downloads to a 90.5 MB zip file (35MB larger than Dragon Keeper) that unpacks to a read me and a wrapped setup activation file (the orange colored file with the key symbol), plus there's a setup file with security (setup.gcd) that's protected from being hacked. This file may case some security software to alert the user to a possible malware attack, but it will be a false positive. The game giveaway team check all game giveaways for malware using several well known anti -malware suites. There has never been a game giveaway infected with malware since the project started back in Dec 2006.

The installed game is 214MB in size (70MB larger than Dragon Keeper)and installs to the following path:


C:\program files (x86)\Playrix Entertainment\Dragon Keeper 2




There is a shortcut installed to the desktop and start menu/programs folder and there’s an uninstaller installed to the start menu/programs folder, which you can also find inside the games installer folder. Once the game has been installed you can delete the giveaway setup files and read me instructions.

I've tested the game on Vista, Win 7 and Win 8.1 , and Dragon Keeper 2 works okay on all three platforms. I no longer install Win XP, so can’t confirm whether it works on that operating system.

Introduction:

This game has never been given away here before.



If you miss Dragon Keeper 2 today you can get it 24/7 from Jenkat Games and Gametop; and, if you missed the first in the series, i.e. Dragon Keeper, you can get it 24/7 from either MyPlayCity (MPC), Gametop or Jenkat Games. Please do remember the possible toolbars/home page changes, browser changes as well as other things that you may get if you don't uncheck the check boxes during installation. MyPlayCity games are particularly aggressive at the moment and I’ve been told that they force you to follow one of the negatives before you can install the game (i.e. allow a toolbar or home page change); for this reason I recommend downloading the Jenkat version. By the way, MPC hit a thousand free games the other week.

Developers Introduction:

The evil witch is back and causing trouble in this exciting Time Management game! The Prince has been turned into a goldfish by the evil witch and the Princess has to save her beloved husband. Enlist help from the magical dragons to break the spell on the Prince. Breed dragons, hire a variety of magical creatures and learn how to cast dragon spells in Dragon Keeper 2!

Reference accessed HERE Jan 26th 2014

The Game:

Forget ant farms and sea monkey colonies. It’s time for treasure-filled caves populated with dragons, imps, trolls, bandits, and a ton of other fanciful, scaly inhabitants. In Dragon Keeper 2, you’ll play parent to a bunch of dragons in order to combat an evil witch. Yeah—a little more exciting than tending to a hermit crab tank.
In this follow-up to last year’s Dragon Keeper, you play a princess who’s looking for a an malevolent sorceress who’s morphed the princess’s love into a hapless fish. You’ll execute this quest by breeding gem-laying dragons. You use the gems your fire-breathers produce to unlock information about the witch’s whereabouts.
The basic premise, and much of the jewel-scooping gameplay, is identical to the original game. It’s a time management strategy game that requires you handling several creatures with different abilities, much like the classic, Insaniquarium. You start out with your dragons (which you only begin with one of), which must be fed in order to poop out colourful precious stones you’ll use to make sellable jewellery. As you earn more money, you can buy peripheral critters, such as imps that clear land and help to raise your cave’s population, by allowing you to add more dragons. Other creatures you can buy with your earnings are trolls that can beat up jewel-plundering thieves.
The fast-paced strategy was carried over from the original game, as well as the rest of the best of Dragon Keeper: beautiful graphics, for one. The developers have also added some pluses, like a much more advanced tutorial, as well as Survival and Endless modes. (They’re unlocked once you’ve made progress in the main Story mode.) There are still lots of upgrades and items that are staggered throughout the game at a good pace.

I wish the sequel could have improved upon a few things from the original, though. I still would like to see many dragon breeds crammed in your cave, as opposed to the usual three. It also would be cool to play more than one cave at once, giving the player more opportunity to think holistically and problem solve. Juggling several caves and bouncing between them would feel even crazier and more manic, in a good way.
If you liked the first Dragon Keeper, chances are you’ll like this one too. It’s a cute, colorful, yet serious challenge that forces you to take serious care of your magical creatures. New characters, new spells, new graphics, and new modes of gameplay gives both newcomers and veterans to the Dragon Keeper series incentive to pick up Dragon Keeper 2. If only sea monkeys were as engaging….



Features:


* Breed, feed, and take care of baby dragons to earn their help
* Collect gems and money to forge into powerful magical jewelry
* Hire odd characters for help and expand the caves with new dragons
* Defend against thieves and earn wonderful rewards

System Requirements:



Operating System: Windows XP, Vista, 7
CPU: 1.0 GHz
RAM: 256 MB
DirectX: 9.0 or higher
Hard Drive: 138 MB




Video & Images

You can see a slide show of around 75 images, showing the tutorial s, menus and options HERE' you can also see some game play videos HERE, HERE, HERE and HERE

Conclusion:

Dragon Keeper 2 is very similar to the original Dragon Keeper, with some additional elements added. It’s also similar to the Farm Frenzy game we got a few months ago, but with a different theme. You could easily have called it Farm Frenzy: Dragon Keeper. :) I've said many times before that Time Management games are one of the least liked genres for me, but as with the Farm Frenzy games, I actually enjoyed playing this one. I never felt stressed for time, and enjoyed progressing, and winning achievements, leveling up, earning new items such as bottles and combs, new dragons, helpers etc. It would have been nice to see more dragons. There’s only three.
I tend to turn music off when i'm playing games, but the music isn't overly annoying. The game play music fits with the theme, so have scored this reasonably. There’s no way to change the music unless you are a coder and have the appropriate editing software. think this game was made with unity???

I’d give this game the same score as Dragon Keeper for entertainment and family fun factor. I'm sure the young 'uns will love the cute dragons, though parents will need to help when the levels get more complex. :)

Scoring

Gameplay – 8
Graphics – 9
Audio – 6.5
Re-playability – 7
Originality – 7

Total = 37.5 out of 50 which is equivalent to 7.5 out of 10



Problems:

If you are posting late in the day I would also suggest posting in the main giveaway forums in the game discussion section. If you’ve installed the game but it won’t work for some reason, it should still be registered, so someone may be able to help at another time. Unfortunately if your problem is actually installing it then once the giveaway period is over there’s nothing that can be done until the game is given away again (though that isn’t guaranteed. It’s always worth checking out the free games sites as sometimes the games we get here are also available for free from them as is Dragon Keeper 2 from Jenkat Games.

If you have any problems installing or getting to work today's game please go HERE for help.

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A Request for helpl>:

Developers rely on good feedback to improve their games. If you download this game please take some time once you’ve played it a while to leave some constructive feedback either positive or negative. The more constructive feedback we get, the more likely developers are going to give more games away. The giveaway site already has a very good standing with the search engines. Developers want their products out there on the WWW, this site has the potential to do that. The game giveaway project gives away on average between 9 to 17 thousand downloads for each game depending upon what genre and how obscure the game is. That’s a lot of homes these games are being downloaded into and a lot of 'potential' cash that’s being lost by the developers. If we get better games because of better feedback, the community are likely to continue to benefit from the generosity of the developers. Satisfied community members are then more likely to visit the home sites of those developers and purchase games that they may not have bothered with before they discovered the developer via the game giveaway site, thus giving the developers more incentives to give away even more decent games.

Please leave some feedback once you’ve checked the game out. It can be positive or negative, but please explain what your reasons were for the feedback you post. You could also leave suggestions for improving the game, for example, this game could do with more block types for the levels editor, add more power-ups, describing the ones you think would be suitable, add some mini games (which seem all the rage in some arcade games now) or enable the user to be able to change the in game music easily.

Thank you in advance to all those who take the time to post a constructive comment.

Regards

Whiterabbit aka Stephen

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