Eye of the Beholder

Name: Eye of the Beholder
Released: 1991
Rating: 41

1991

Role-Playing, Dungeon Crawl

Eye of the Beholder is a dungeon crawler RPG with a first-person perspective based on the 2nd Edition AD&D rules. The starting party consists of four characters and up to two NPCs can join later. Combat and magic happen in real time, similarly to Dungeon Master. There is a variety of monsters to fight and spells to cast. The game features a point-and-click interface for fighting, spellcasting and handling objects. (mobygames.com)

Eye of the Beholder

1991

Role-Playing, Dungeon Crawl

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nilkynarfy

Rated 18 Jan 2022

A Dungeon Master ripoff that is at least funner than the game it rips off. Any of the three PC versions are good, the SNES version...it's a little slow, but it's fine! My favorite way to play is SEGA CD with a mouse (what? Like you NEVER used an emulator before). The graphics were redone with a more muted and interesting palette, the speed was as good as the PC version, and it had an automap! It also had a hilariously inappropriate techno-inspired soundtrack.

Rated 18 Jan 2022

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walkearth

Rated 05 Mar 2022

Played the GoG version in 2021 and it was surprisingly fun. I admit I was using the complementary maps in order to navigate through the various levels and find all the relevant switches, which kind of defeats the original aim of the game, but I'm not going to spend time to create a map of my own on a piece of paper, that's too hardocre. I didn't finish the game, however - halfway through I took a hiatus and didn't play it for a few months, which made it harder to get back to, so I abandoned it.

Rated 05 Mar 2022

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