Descent to Undermountain

Description

In the city of Waterdeep, people are inexplicably disappearing. In this game, you are asked to descend into Undermountain to determine where they went. You'll explore an underground labyrinth in this Forgotten Realms (AD&D) game built with the Descent engine. Your goal is to find the eight pieces of an amulet used to control the legendary Flame Sword of Lolth. With the power of this sword, an infinite army will be at your command, and Waterdeep will be saved.

Part of the Following Groups

• 3D Engine: Descent
• D&D / AD&D licensees
• Forgotten Realms world

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DOS

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The Press Says

GameStar (Germany)	DOS	Feb, 1998	56 out of 100	56
Adrenaline Vault, The (AVault)	Windows	Feb 12, 1998		50
Pelit	DOS	Jun, 1998	50 out of 100	50
PC Player (Germany)	DOS	Feb, 1998	46 out of 100	46
GameSpot	DOS	Feb 06, 1998	3.7 out of 10	37
PC Action	DOS	Feb 18, 1998	27 out of 100	27
PC Games (Germany)	DOS	Feb 04, 1998	20 out of 100	20
Computer Games Magazine	DOS	Mar 02, 1998		20

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Trivia

The game box's cover features a painting, "Spellfire", by artist Clyde Caldwell, earlier used as the front cover to Ed Greenwood's 1988 novel of the same name... as well as the front cover to an earlier video game, Westwood's 1992 PC-Engine effort Order of the Griffon!