External Links
- zdungeon.z5
ported to Inform by Ethan Dicks
Or download zdungeon.z5 and run the game in a Z-Code interpreter. - dungn25a.zip *
Contains DTEXT.DAT
To play, you can download dungn25a.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an AdvSys interpreter. - zorkvms.zip *
To play, you can download zorkvms.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details. - Dungeon-Glk.sit.hqx
Mac OS Application (The file is compressed with StuffIt, encoded in BinHex format. Free StuffIt Expanders are available for most systems at www.stuffit.com.) - dungeon.spk
To play, you can download dungeon.spk and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details. - dungn26b.zip *Contains dtext.dat
To play, you can download dungn26b.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an AdvSys interpreter. - tads_dungeon.zip *
game file and source code
To play, you can download tads_dungeon.zip, unzip it, and run the game in an interpreter program - refer to the game's documentation for details. - Dungeon.lha
Amiga Application (The file is compressed with LHA (also known as LHArc). Free unpacking tools are available for most platforms.) - dungeon-2.5.6.tar.gz
(The file is compressed with the Unix-style .tar.gz "tarball" format. Free unpacking tools are available for most platforms.) - Dungeon_source.sit
in MacBinary format
(The file is compressed with StuffIt. Free StuffIt Expanders are available for most systems at www.stuffit.com.)
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About the Story
Also known as Dungeon.
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2 Off-Site Reviews
IF-Review
Archaeology
The move away from antagonistic IF is the reason why things like mazes, limited light sources, and starvation puzzles are met with a chorus of jeers these days, but the elimination of these elements doesn't necessarily dictate anything in particular about how literary or puzzleless a game might be. Instead, the change makes the whole experience of IF more about fun than bloody-minded perseverance; playing Dungeon makes it clear how necessary this change was, and how far we've come since those mainframe days.
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Play This Thing!
Every gamer should play these games--once at least. For historical reasons--but also to understand what has been lost by the focus on improved graphics at the expense of excellent writing.
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