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Eye of the Beholder II: The Legend of Darkmoon

aka: EOB2, Eye of The Beholder II: Legende von Darkmoon

Moby ID: 307

[ All ] [ Amiga ] [ DOS ] [ FM Towns ] [ PC-98 ]

DOS screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Intro sequence - dramatic close-ups!..

thumbnail — Main menu

thumbnail — Character generation

thumbnail — The woods - fighting a wolf!

thumbnail — An old woman

thumbnail — A secret passage

thumbnail — Entering Temple Darkmoon

thumbnail — The clerics of Darkmoor are not fond of trespassers

thumbnail — Importing a party from the EOTB1

thumbnail — Camping options

thumbnail — Approaching the temple...

thumbnail — Barbie and Ken: Renaissance Fair edition

thumbnail — Opening the main door of the temple

thumbnail — Sheesh! Those pesky Lawful-good paladins always ruining the fun for everyone

thumbnail — Magic items like this allow you to resurrect your party

thumbnail — Who are you pointing at, punk?!

thumbnail — Eating hot, magic death. Ouch!

thumbnail — Spellbook memorization options

thumbnail — Standing in front of temple stairs. Putting away a mage scroll. Opening a character's inventory. All this and more await you in this game!

thumbnail — Two stupid guards assault me. I'll teach you better grammar, you, you... facial hair-bearing somewhat multi-ethnic people with dubious headgear!

thumbnail — Dungeons aren't all barren. There are some objects here and there. And you'll be treated to descriptions from time to time

thumbnail — Up to two additional characters can join your party. Finding them is not always obvious! There are about five or six of them altogether

thumbnail — The Catacombs is the first real hardcore dungeon in the game - and it's also probably the longest one. Here, fearsome warriors attack my colorful, full party of six!

thumbnail — The infamous "no rest" level - this is what you see when you try to gain the well-deserved rest...

thumbnail — You can find parchments and read them on your journey. They supply good clues sometimes

thumbnail — Ouch! You'll eventually travel to several large tower dungeons. In the first of those, you are greeted by some nasty traps right away...

thumbnail — This lizard has no chance! Watch how my well-disguised mage casts fireballs on him!

thumbnail — Nice detail in this tower! I'm so impressed that I open one of my character's attribute sheet

thumbnail — The game has a barely noticeable sense of humor. Such scenes serve to lighten the mood a bit - and you'll need it, given the games high difficulty level

thumbnail — You found a nice-looking window. You just want to stay there. So you pile your weapons, scrolls, potions, and everything else on the floor...

thumbnail — Those wasps are annoying, since they can poison and paralyze my characters. So let's see if one of my three clerics can deal with them... no HARM done, right? Hehe...

thumbnail — Oh my!! This is the titular BEHOLDER! This very tough monster appears when you least expect it - and look, my leader is already dead!..

thumbnail — More interesting detail in the next tower. Check out my new and improved inventory with some higher-level items! Also displaying some diverse cleric spells

thumbnail — You'll spend a lot of time collecting different keys to open those locks. It really gets old after a while, but what can you do

thumbnail — This ghost killed one of my characters! Revenge! My mage casts the Ice Storm spell!

thumbnail — Battle against some very... unusual enemies. Take a look at my party: two characters are invisible, one is petrified, and the leader looks like Gandalf after a bad Botox job

thumbnail — No RPG is complete without maniacal villains being all talkative and sarcastic

thumbnail — Uh-oh... I smell a sidequest!

thumbnail — Oh wow! One of the boss battles in the game is against a Frost Giant. I cast Cold Cone on him. I'm not sure it was the best choice. I mean, it's a FROST Giant, right?..

thumbnail — Meet a giant king, who is apparently also quite the poet!

thumbnail — Another day, another tower, another set of strange symbols, another inventory full of junk. This vacation has been going on for too long

thumbnail — The Crimson Tower is the game's final main area. And man, you'd better come prepared. Those magicians mean business!..

thumbnail — Is it me, or does anyone else find this phrase SLIGHTLY disturbing?..

thumbnail — Late-game battle against a regular snake enemy - note the cool animations... The red glow around my character means the Protection from Evil spell was cast on them

thumbnail — Late-game decisive boss battle - which isn't going too well. Either you master the "side-step technique" or you can forget about ever winning this game

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