The Legend of Korra: Zuko's Dragon Flight

To do: Humorous debug messages Other strings Messages in move and collision1

A web game where Zuko flies on a dragon.

Shop#

(Note: The unfitting textboxes are all part of the shop, but the background is just a side-effect of the hacks used to open it in-game.)

Hidden in the game's code is a functional (albeit useless) shop system. When the game is loaded, the player has $200 and a rank 1 Master's Sword in their inventory. There is no way to get any more money, and the items have no functionality in-game. It is unknown what game, if any, this is a leftover from, but the text strings it uses remain in the files for more recent games created by Workinman Interactive, including The Owl House - Witch's Apprentice.

The items in the shop are as follows:

Achievements#

The game's code contains icons, names, and descriptions for a series of achievements. Like the shop, the strings for this system can be found in other Workinman games, including The Owl House - Witch's Apprentice. The achievements are as follows:

Level 2	Level 5	100	1000	Code Mode	Baby Steps
Reach level 2	Reach level 5	Get 100 points	Get 1000 points	Use the code to unlock new game features	Play the game once

Alongside these icons, there is an icon for a locked achievement and a blank version of the background the achievement icons are on.

Leftover Sprites#

Two sprites used in the code menu for Breadwinners: Big Bread Booty Bash, another game developed by Workinman Interactive in 2014², can be found in this game's files.

Unused Sounds#

move
A wooshing sound. According to the file's metadata, this file was created by Ultrashock in 2004. The file also has a comment hidden inside the file that reads ">>> You like this track, don't you? <<<"

collision2
An alternate collision sound. While the code for playing the collision sound does have a function to choose one one of multiple collision sounds randomly, in practice it is only ever possible for the function to select the one collision sound used in-game.

References#