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Dungeon Master

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Genre: Role-Playing    |     Year: 1989    |     Publisher: FTL Software    |     Developer: FTL Software
Game Review (written by Chris_bognar) Added on: 08/11/2006
At the time this game came out, I was about 12. I didn't know a damn thing about computers and I never even thought about games. It was the first gift for me for the family computer, and I didn't open the package for three weeks since I wasn't interested at first. When I finally sat down to play it, it was the beginning of a life long love affair and career.
The Game loaded easily, without too much effort, and I learned to activate the sound after a few tries.
At the time this game came out, I was about 12. I didn't know a damn thing about computers and I never even thought about games. It was the first gift for me for the family computer, and I didn't open the package for three weeks since I wasn't interested at first. When I finally sat down to play it, it was the beginning of a life long love affair and career.
The Game loaded easily, without too much effort, and I learned to activate the sound after a few tries. Dungeon Master began to take hold of me. Aside from exploring the small military neighborhood Germany where my family was stationed, my life was pretty repetitive and vanilla.
Dungeon Master has all of the elements of
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a great dungeon-crawler: first person perspective, corridors that seemed foreboding to a kid, when I was desperately trying to escape a level with all but one character dead. Each fight was a step closer to death, and I'm running out of food. If I can just get around this corner to the fountain -- then bam, monster out of nowhere. There was a definite emotional charge in these scenarios, especially when you're up at 2 in the morning, and you know you know school the next day will be unbearable on no sleep. Somehow, I never finished the game, but I went on to others, and beat them. I always had a small place in my memory for this game, and pieces of the game still surface when I think about my younger years living in Germany. I carry up to this day the urge to click on odd looking places on the walls, no matter what kind of game I'm playing, and to search for long periods of time in even to most mundane of places for secrets. Still the best game ever!


 
 
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Larsor (06/14/2008)
This is a real classic! I first played it on my Amiga in the late 80s and when I found out that I can download it really touched my sentimental genes.
 
 
1crzygmr (05/31/2008)
I loved this game; it is was very original in its gameplay and magic system. The graphics for the time are quite good. It is as good as I remembered.
 
 
Oskib24 (04/20/2008)
Simply one of the most fantastic games of the late 80s. The best game of all-time for its generation.
 
 
Markroche (03/16/2008)
This game actually scared me! I was playing it on the ST in the dark and it seriously made me jump!
 
 
Decimate20 (12/10/2007)
This is one of the classics!
 
 
Pete (09/22/2007)
I loved this game.
 
 
Dave_f_1 (08/21/2007)
Dungeon Master is one of the original greats. I spent DAYS playing this game. It's 4 characters in a dungeon, kill everything, grab the loot and survive. You've got Wizard, Priest, Fighter and (was it) Rogue skill levels. A magic system where you are able to cast the most advanced spell right from the word go, ok your chances at it working are almost nil and you might not have enough mana to write the runes to cast it, but you are technically able. Just a superb game all round.
 
 
Silver-knight-18 (11/04/2006)
this is a great game
 
 
Havoc (11/04/2006)
This is a truly awesome game, so addictive in fact that I was in rehab after the first day of playing.
 
 
Nugget72 (10/04/2006)
This game is awesome! I mean it rocks!
 
 
Jennifer (05/09/2006)
I am not a gamer. I was an early dos user around 1980 and only got into games when i married a guy with an atari st 1240, i believe it was. I became addicted to 3 of his games. Nethack, Sundog, and Dungeonmaster. Dungeonmaster is the only one i haven't played since that time, and I'm actually afraid to, it's that addicting and fantastic. :) It's a dungeon puzzle maze for the person who has a very alert and creative mind.
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