DOS

Eye of the Beholder III: Assault on Myth Drannor

Description

This is the 3rd, and the last part of Eye of the Beholder trilogy. This time, Westwood pulled back from helping bringing this game to life. SSI totally take over the story. The game is more or less the same as the prequels, the battle is made on the same kinda way. You can fight mano-a-mano, or you can throw things, weapons, arrow, etc. Don't be afraid that you'll run out of skeleton attacker. If you think that you killed everything that was moving and more, in a stories before, you'll be surprised. You'll walk through the open field, as well as the inside buildings. The Assault started. Will you be a defender, or a runner!?

Alternate Titles

• "Eye of the Beholder III: Sturm auf Myth Drannor" -- German Title
• "EOB3" -- Abbreviated Title

Part of the Following Groups

• D&D / AD&D licensees
• Eye of the Beholder series
• Forgotten Realms world

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User Reviews

The Third Game in the Series is a Real Letdown

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The Press Says

Power Play	Jul, 1993	69 out of 100	69
PC Format (UK)	Dec, 1994	60 out of 100	60
Abandonia	Mar 14, 2005	3 out of 5	60
JeuxVideoPC.com	Apr 21, 2006	10 out of 20	50

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Trivia

Eye of the Beholder III's engine is one of the few 16-bit protected-mode engines in DOS games.