Dungeons of The Unforgiven Download (1993 Role playing Game)

Dungeons of the Unforgiven is Moraff's World and Moraff's Revenge with a story.

There is more dungeon crawling action and slaying of evil garbage cans, Lesdidian warriors, toxic waste barrels etc. The player runs about bashing creatures, taking their worthless Greater American Dollars and trading them in for real money, and in turn buying weapons to slay more and more creatures until reaching the "bosses", shadow creatures.

The game has 5 modules, named Module I to V, but only the first module is playable in the shareware version. There are 8 character races and 100 magic spells.

Dungeons of the Unforgiven is Moraff's World and Moraff's Revenge with a story.

There is more dungeon crawling action and slaying of evil garbage cans, Lesdidian warriors, toxic waste barrels etc. The player runs about bashing creatures, taking their worthless Greater American Dollars and trading them in for real money, and in turn buying weapons to slay more and more creatures until reaching the "bosses", shadow creatures.

The game has 5 modules, named Module I to V, but only the first module is playable in the shareware version. There are 8 character races and 100 magic spells.

Last and most graphically advanced game in Steve Moraff's long-running series of dungeon crawl RPGs that began with 4-color Moraff's Revenge. Game description at MobyGames sums it up nicely: 'Dungeons of the Unforgiven is Moraff's World/Moraff's Revenge with a story. More dungeon crawling action and slaying of evil garbage cans/lesdidian warriors/toxic waste barrels/etc. Run about bashing in creatures, taking their worthless Greater American Dollars and trading them in for real money, and in turn buying weapons to slay more and more creatures until you reach the "bosses", shadow creatures.'

Despite graphical improvements, Dungeons of the Unforgiven suffers from the same symptom as Mindcraft's Magic Candle 3: a game that tries to do too much with little thought on user friendliness. The controls are overly complicated - you have to literally memorize dozens of keyboard commands, making the game enjoyable only for the most patient. Fortunately, the humorous creatures and descriptions that made earlier games cult classics abound, and they look much nicer in improved 3D corridor graphics. Overall, if you like the previous Moraff games, you will probably enjoy Dungeons of The Unforgiven, although Moraff's World remains the best game in the series by far.

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