Sign in
Dark Passages
Dark Passages

Game screenshot (cover not found): LaunchBox Games DB

Dark Passages

MS-DOS · 1996 · EMPrograms

Rate
Rate
I have thisWant one like thisWant: the Telegram bot will message you when it gets cheaper or shows up in someone’s museum.

Specs

Developer
EMPrograms
Publisher
EMPrograms
First release
1996
Platform
MS-DOS
Rarity
no data
WhyThere’s no units produced with a source and not enough listings. We don’t make things up.

Description

Dark Passages is a shareware arcade game similar to Gauntlet. The player controls a single character from a top-down perspective, fighting waves of monsters in real time in mazelike dungeons.

Read more

The brief backstory shown at the start of the game introduces the player character as the sole champion of the King who must venture into a world called Underdark to defeat the Dark Lords who plan an attack against mankind. The player can choose one of the three classes: warrior, rogue or mage, each with their own weaknesses and strengths. All characters use ranged attacks: the warrior throws axes similar to his Gauntlet counterpart, the mage uses fireballs and the rogue throwing knives. Some enemies can only be harmed by magic attacks and must be avoided if none are available. The game is split into three chapters, with only the first being available in the shareware version. In turn, the first chapter contains three levels: the Catacombs, the Dark Mines and the Animal Trainer. The levels are divided into sub-levels somewhat similar to Rogue or Nethack. Each sub-level is made of a set of rooms, with some locked at the start, and keys must be obtained to progress further. Apart from monsters, there are various helpful and harmful items that the player can pick up and use, ranging from healing herbs and poison to bombs that instantly kill all enemies on the screen or a magical hourglass that freezes all monsters.

Source: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0

Where to check prices and buy

More stores · 7

The links open search results for Dark Passages MS-DOS in shops and classified sites. We sell nothing and are not responsible for sellers: check the model and code.

Other games

MS-DOS, 1996

Reviews and ratings

No reviews yet. Leave the first one: a rating and a few words help others choosing or evaluating the find.

Write a review

    Reviews are published instantly. We remove violations upon report.