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Editorial Matt Chat 176: Matt Plays Eye of the Beholder

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Tags: Eye of the Beholder; Matt Barton; Strategic Simulations, Inc.; Westwood Studios

Matt Barton has put up another one of his retrospective playthrough "reviews". This time, he's doing Westwood's 1990 dungeon crawling classic, Eye of the Beholder.

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While he is very much in his element with the game's early 90s AD&D mechanics, Matt prefers the top-down turn-based style of RPGs, which take greater advantage of AD&D's complexity.

Oh, and be sure to check out the end of the review, where he goes...well, you'll see.
 
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Infinitron said:
Oh, and be sure to check out the end of the review, where he goes...well, you'll see.
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:) he goes nuts over an abbrevation. It means Rapid Access Transport System.

None of the EOB games feature anything even RESEMBLING a rat, which is kinda weird when you think about it. Dungeon Hack has Wererats, though.
 
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