Grimrock

I see, thanks for filling me in on that. The Dungeons of Castle Madness is similar in that the combat switches out from first person but very much its own beast as well. It owns its space. It's not party based which opens up the possibility of more Diablo-esque (or as you said, Gauntlet-esque) battl...

Thanks. I never played Realms of Arkania but the comparison has been made to me before so I assume that's probably about right. Less gauntlety though as each fight is a self contained scene and exploring levels is done back in the first person gridder mode. I think that the combat in a lot of first ...

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An easy mistake to make, I think.

I never really thought about it like that when I played through. I absolutely hated the end boss though, but then I hated the end boss to the first game possibly even more.

I sure hope that they make a third.

I'm glad you went with that title, I remember it being put to the community on Facebook! Great screenshot by the way.

It's not easy, I made the game The Dungeons of Castle Madness (see here: http://store.steampowered.com/app/506840/ ) which is a dungeon crawler with a twist (or two!). You need to start by making a basic indoor dungeon and either some code that can read the level file containing the dungeon informat...

I spent a year making my own dungeon crawler... from scratch! Not many people know about it yet. You could say that it's a dungeon crawler with a twist; it mixes first person gridder type exploration with a top down battle system. It really is quite innovative and that isn't the only innovation in t...

There is an interesting Kickstarter for a project that aims to bring the pen and paper RPG Labyrinth Lord to the PC: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/552978902/labyrinth-lord-the-computer-game The kickstarter cites Legend of Grimrock, Eye of the Beholder and the Bards Tale, so if it gets off the...