Eye of the Beholder III: Assault on Myth Drannor

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Description

This is the third and the final part of Eye of the Beholder trilogy. While boasting of their exploits in the the previous game, the party is approached by a man with a tale of a dangerous lich who threatens the surrounding area. Without hesitation the party agrees to deal with the lich, and the mysterious man teleports them into yet another adventure.

The game is more or less the same as the predecessors, the battles play out in the same way as in previous entries. Characters can fight mano-a-mano, or they can throw things, weapons, arrows, etc. Open spaces have been added to the game as well as the ability for the entire party to attack at once. New high level monsters, spells, and equipment can be found as well.

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Alternate Titles

• "EOB3" -- Abbreviated title

Part of the Following Groups

• Dungeons & Dragons Campaign Setting: Forgotten Realms
• Dungeons & Dragons (D&D / AD&D) licensees
• Eye of the Beholder series
• Fantasy Creatures: Elves
• Gameplay feature: Hunger / Thirst
• Gameplay feature: Importable characters

User Reviews

The Third Game in the Series is a Real Letdown

DOS

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Critic Reviews

ASM (Aktueller Software Markt)	DOS	Jun, 1993	10 out of 12	83
PC Joker	DOS	Aug, 1993	83 out of 100	83
PC Player (Germany)	DOS	Jul, 1993	73 out of 100	73
Tilt	DOS	Dec, 1993	69 out of 100	69
Power Play	DOS	Jul, 1993	69 out of 100	69
Play Time	DOS	Jun, 1993	66 out of 100	66
PC Games (Germany)	DOS	Jun, 1993	64 out of 100	64
PC Format (UK)	DOS	Dec, 1994	60 out of 100	60
JeuxVideoPC.com	DOS	Apr 21, 2006	10 out of 20	50

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Trivia

Engine

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

Related Web Sites

• Assault on Myth Drannor - FAQs & Guides (A collection of files posted on GameFaqs.com including walkthroughs & hints)
• Crapshoot (A humorous text on PC Gamer which talks about weird aspects of some games; including this one.)