Dante's poem 'Inferno' details a man's journey through hell, in the hope of reaching purgatory. This computer game interpretation takes the form of a mazelike arcade adventure. You can hold two objects at a time, to use towards solving the puzzles. The objects you need are located in the initial forest, so lots of backtracking is required.

Cross the River Styx through the boatman to reach the nine circles of hell. These represent people who will not go to Heaven based on Christian theologies, from non-Christians to those who breached the Seven Deadly Sins such as sloth and gluttony. Contact with these must be avoided if you are to prove yourself pure enough to enter purgatory.

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Dante's Inferno Commodore 64 The banks of the river Styx

Dante's Inferno Commodore 64 A passthrough point

Dante's Inferno Commodore 64 Starting point

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ASM (Aktueller Software Markt)	Dec, 1986	8 out of 10	80
Commodore User	Nov, 1986	7 out of 10	70
Zzap!	Dec, 1986	55 out of 100	55
Retrogaming History	Apr 14, 2010	5 out of 10	50
Happy Computer	1987	41 out of 100	41