Question
I'm looking for a roguelike game I remember from my childhood, running on Apple's Macintosh Plus machine.
Details I remember:
- It was a top-down view game with a deep dungeon you would explore, and you were able to develop your characters with spells / abilities - in short, a roguelike.
- Its graphics used actual images, it was not ASCII-based GUI.
- I don't recall if it had any 'save' feature or if death was permanent, and I don't remember if the levels were randomized.
- The ultimate goal was to find some "orb" and bring it back to the surface.
- Upon victory (and it wasn't easy), there was a picture of happy townspeople cheering, or something similar.
- The only monsters that I remember were dragons and "ice balls", which looked really similar to the orb you were supposed to retrieve.
- Some levels had boulders you could push around, and one of the later levels had some weird floorplan with lots of these boulders.
I guess the game is from circa 1987, and it was possibly monochrome (or was just displayed as monochrome on the macintosh's display).
Answer
I think it's this one :-)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dungeon_Revealed
http://www.gamefaqs.com/mac/938009-the-dungeon-revealed/faqs/46761
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