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Although directly licensed to John Palevich's earliest interpretation of top-view dungeon-based slashing, this game's features are closest to Gauntlet, the coin-op it inspired.
You play either Sheba or Thor (both are active in a simultaneous 2-player game) as you move through 15 dungeons, with the aim of collecting all the available treasure. If this is done successfully, a code will be granted - put them all together at the end of the game. Foes are released in swarms through a control box. Once all these are dead you must destroy the box, to prevent respawning.
The dungeons feature treasure, food (for energy), and spells. Be careful not to destroy these by shooting them. Each spell has a random function - disorientating, paralysing or killing the opponents on screen. Like Gauntlet you are constantly losing energy, however treasure can be traded in for energy.
Ways to play
Modes
Together
Perspective
Players
4 offline
Languages (1)
| Language | audio | subtitles | interface |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | — | — |
Also known as
Dandy Dungeon — Alternative title
Thesis of Terror — Working title
D and D — Alternative spelling
D&D — Alternative spelling
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Released
1986
Series
Dandy Dungeon
Platforms
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