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Eye of the Beholder 2

Newest Review: ... This is a bit of a departure from EOB1 already; that game was set entirely underground. It doesn't last long though, as ... more

... soon you are inside the temple and there are no more outdoorsey bits. Windows 91 ~~~~~~~~~~~ Your view of the game world is given by a window about one third of the screen big. The rest of the screen contains the characters portraits, what they are currently holding, the compass, arrows for controlling movement and a 3-line text box for displaying in game messages. The mouse controls a pointer on screen and you can click on thing...more

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Eye of the Beholder 2: Great balls of fire! (1271 words)
by quirky - written on 02/09/01 (Very useful, 116 readings)
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Subtitled "The Legend of Darkmoon", Eye of the Beholder 2 doesn't try to hide its roots in the geekiest hobby in the world: Dungeons & Dragons. Luckily, that doesn't stop it from being a high-quality role-playing adventure. Gameplay-wise it's almost identical to its predecessor (can you guess what that was called?) but the big important changes here are in plot and atmosphere. Quite night in ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ After loading the first of 4 disks, the game opens with a rather odd cut scene. Apparently you were settling in for a night by the fire before having a message given to you from a mate of yours, the suitably named ...

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