Deadly Rooms Of Death
A legendary puzzle game created by Erik Hermansen in which you play as Beethro, a dungeon exterminator.
He is assigned a job by King Dugan to clear his dungeon from roaches, evil eyes, serpents and many other monsters.
Commonly abbreviated to DRoD.
He is assigned a job by King Dugan to clear his dungeon from roaches, evil eyes, serpents and many other monsters.
Commonly abbreviated to DRoD.
Deadly Rooms Of Death - You'd think they'd just get some huge bug spray
Deadly Rooms of Death
One of those great games that are on the DL when it comes to advertising. Largely unapreciated.
You play as a really hideous (like no one sees it...just say it -_-) warty warrior named Beethro who was sent to dungeons to kill evil monster things that were attracted by the fat lazy kings crumbs of food. Hmm. You have a large sword that separates you from the monsters. Every step you take, the monsters take a step too. The game is 2-D, and you see the whole room from overhead. What is pretty tight about this game is, there ARE no lives, you just start the room over again. This fact makes the game a puzzle/strategy game. Not only do you have to kill creatures, you must open doors by striking confusing switches to finish the room. Each level is like a maze; the mazes consist of the rooms. You must defeat all of the rooms to go up the stairs to the next level.
For MIDI music, I think it's actually really good. And the graphics aren't too bad, either.
Whenever Beethro gets killed, he makes this odd face of despair and spook that used to scare the crap out of me. (There is a box with his face on it on the very top left, so you can look at his beautiful face)
Well, just experience the game for yourself.
You play as a really hideous (like no one sees it...just say it -_-) warty warrior named Beethro who was sent to dungeons to kill evil monster things that were attracted by the fat lazy kings crumbs of food. Hmm. You have a large sword that separates you from the monsters. Every step you take, the monsters take a step too. The game is 2-D, and you see the whole room from overhead. What is pretty tight about this game is, there ARE no lives, you just start the room over again. This fact makes the game a puzzle/strategy game. Not only do you have to kill creatures, you must open doors by striking confusing switches to finish the room. Each level is like a maze; the mazes consist of the rooms. You must defeat all of the rooms to go up the stairs to the next level.
For MIDI music, I think it's actually really good. And the graphics aren't too bad, either.
Whenever Beethro gets killed, he makes this odd face of despair and spook that used to scare the crap out of me. (There is a box with his face on it on the very top left, so you can look at his beautiful face)
Well, just experience the game for yourself.
Person A: hmm, I'm kind of bored and unstimulated. What should I play on my PC?
Person B: Deadly Rooms of Death by Erik Hermannsen/Webfoot Technologies.
Person B: Deadly Rooms of Death by Erik Hermannsen/Webfoot Technologies.