The last star is missing only because of a couple minor things I don't really care for.
The classic games of our (my? I'm not that old though) youth where they weren't just catered to the whiny sissys of todays online gaming communities who cry because somethings too OP. The game play is fun and challenging, it has some puzzles and traps to solve and a lot of encounters you have to think about rather than charging in to murder everyone without a second thought. You start in the towers and move your way through each level collecting armor and weapons along with interesting new friends (Wahooka the Great inspired my goblin priests WoW name, if only there was a 'the Great' title to achieve smh). The game has a pretty decent story, you are Drake and you have to return to the castle of your childhood to route out an evil that has overtaken it (very rough description, it's been a while). Drake can also have up to three people in his party, though controlled by computer AI.Seriously made an account to write about this game so read this and go forth to play.Ī basic hack and slash dungeon crawler with your classic arrow 90 degree turns, this was my first true gaming experience as a kid and I'll treasure it forever. Seeing the world from a first-person perspective fight monsters in real-time combat, avoid traps, and find treasures. There is no character creation element to this game and Drake’s initial stats are pre-set, though you can still equip him with different weapons and armor.
Now an adult, Drake returns to the ruins of Stonekeep to avenge his past and free the benevolent gods of his realm. During the destruction of Stonekeep, Drake is saved by a mysterious figure. Khull-Khuum has imprisoned the other gods inside magical orbs and hidden them away. Play as Drake, the sole survivor of the destruction of Stonekeep at the hands of the mad god Khull-Khuum. Set in a fantasy world and taking place completely underground, Stonekeep is a literal dungeon crawler, like Eye of the Beholder or Dungeon Master. Though taking a record amount of time to develop, it was well worth the wait. The designer Peter Oliphant planned to complete the game in just nine months, but he ended up spending almost 7 years in development (counting platform shifts and delays). Stonekeep is a role-playing dungeon crawler developed and published by Interplay for the PC in 1995.
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