Dungeons & Dragons: Eye of the Beholder (2002)

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by Pronto Games, Infogrames

Platforms:

Game Boy Advance

Genres:Role-playing (RPG), Adventure

Game modes:Single player

Story:

A new evil has fallen upon the peaceful city of Waterdeep. You have been called upon to uncover its source and destroy it. As you embark on an epic odyssey with a band of fearless adventurers, you'll need to prepare yourself for confrontation with countless enemies and obstacles.

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I liked this game as basic as it is, to the point that I'd like it to come to computers as an alternative way to play through the entire "eye of the beholder" series. That and I'd like to see even a small chunk of Waterdeep being explorable instead of just collapsing the sewers behind you as you enter. Maybe even bringing the collapse up a level or two down into the dungeon.LFRSP

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@LFRSP

February 22, 2026

I liked this game as basic as it is, to the point that I'd like it to come to computers as an alternative way to play through the entire "eye of the beholder" series. That and I'd like to see even a small chunk of Waterdeep being explorable instead of just collapsing the sewers behind you as you enter. Maybe even bringing the collapse up a level or two down into the dungeon.

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@NeinRosie425

August 03, 2026

This was one of my favorite Super Nintendo games. I would spend hours being lost in the dungeons. I loved the different style of fighting it had along with characters. Please bring this game to GOG. It would mean so very much.

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@Kev_Austin

September 07, 2026

I remember getting this for my Amiga, great but annoying game, maybe because I never finished it. please make this available it will be great to actually finish it,

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