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Dungeon Master

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Publisher	:	FTL
Developer	:	FTL
Year	:	Unknown
Genre	:	Role-playing(RPG)
Series	:	Dungeon Master
Developer	:	Dennis Walker
	:	Doug Bell
	:	Mike Newton
Graphics	:	Andy Jaros
Sound FX	:	Wayne Holder
Similar games	:	- Walls Of Illusion - Towers - Lord Baniff's Deceit - Dangimere II - The Dungeon - Masters Of Chaos - Dark Wars, The - Arcan - Dark Stone Ritual

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Posted by StickHead

July 13, 2008

Read my review here.

Also I can't stress enough how brilliant the Dungeon Master Encyclopedia is. If you're a fan of the game, have a squizz. Well done, MR Gothmog, Sir!

Posted by hazard

May 20, 2008

This is definitely the game that made the ST. No doubt people were buying the ST just to play this game (and oids, of course). This is the ultimate RPG classic. If you've never played Dungeon Master then you've got a cheek calling yourself a gamer.

Thanks for uploading this. Wicked nostalgia. Love it.

Posted by lotekstyle

September 10, 2006

dungeon master audio cd:

http://fading-twilight.atari.org/browser/index.php?dir=fading_twilight_excerpt_10%2FTUNEZ%2FGAMES%2FDUNGEON%2F

Posted by gothmog

July 14, 2005

The Dungeon Master & Chaos Strikes Back Encyclopaedia

Posted by perihelion

October 24, 2004

This game is the shit, no doubt about it. It suffers few, if any, of the old time "design bugs", you can't loose the keys and never finnish the game etc. It's finely balanced and utterly enjoyable, one of the finest RPG's there are.

That's really the most amazing thing with this game. Most old rpg's are very clumsy and badly designed, but this game stands the test of time, it's as playable today as it was then. Amazing interface and level design.

I remember playing it as a kid, I was so scared that sometime I refused to turn a corner 'cus I was afraid a monster would lurk there and kill me. Later I realized monsters did show just a wee bit on the side anyway, then I went down the long road and developed a thick hide. Nothing scared me until System Shock 2.

i once made a fiction/walkthrough which is probably lost on the net unfortunately. I told in "normal writing" style the tale of four brave adventurers that i wrote as i played the game, dropping walkthrough hints on the most important sections of the game, it's a damn shame i lost it.

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