Classic Games Remade

 Games were more fun back in the day. It is scientifically proven 

All jokes aside, these is some truth to that. The cognitive process of gaming has slowly evolved to an experience that can be compared to passively watching a movie. Modern game world realism has replaced game worlds that were suggested by limited graphics and intricate game mechanics that inspired the player’s imagination.
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When was the last time you were on the edge of your seat, startled by an enemy that popped out of nowhere while you strove to map a newly discovered area, in search of a mystical item that would enable you to fulfill a quest?

My money’s on a game you played a long, long time ago.

Underworld is an 80s style party based adventure game, much like:

- Might and Magic – The Secret of the Inner Sanctum.

- Might and Magic – Gates to Another World.

- Wizardry.

- The Bard’s Tale.

-  Dungeon Master.

- The Eye of the Beholder.

There are others, but the above are those I am familiar with – especially the first two.

If you have played one or more of the above games, you  are already familiar with the basics:

- 3D perspective world view.
- Turn-based combat.
-  6 classes of  adventurers with specific strengths, weaknesses, restrictions and attributes that collaborate to face many challenges and quests, and ultimately save the world from a great evil.
- 90 finely illustrated foes (imagination works great, but it doesn’t hurt to give it a boost!)
- 40 spells for adventuring, combat and healing. (I don’t reveal most of the spells, as I believe part of the fun is discovering them as your characters earn the required levels).

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To be perfectly honest, I nearly bled myself to death making it so I do need to sell it. Please buy it, and help me make more vintage games!