Time to go smashin’ windows! This kind of upsets the clerics, who come at me charging. I did discover - to my great delight - that you can whack at things with weapons to see if they break. This isn’t an adventure game, so types of interactions with the environment are limited. Something very hinky is going on around here. Nearby in the lobby is a lady who’s freaking out because she’s searching for her sister - another lost soul. Maybe he’s aspiring to be a vampire? The two say that everything seems peaceful and normal around here, so I’m going to guess that they’re evil in disguise. The girl for her eyes, and the guy for the weird way he’s holding his hands. The clerics are siblings, and both of them are unnerving at first glance. So still shots with the occasional wandering sprite that may change based on its distance or action. Instead, each view is set and stationary, allowing you to instantly switch between the four cardinal directions or move in one without any gliding transition. It’s really hard to tell with still screenshots, but Eye of the Beholder 2 isn’t 3D at all. At first glance, it’s a pretty unusual “dungeon” - it looks nice and spiffy, with a pair of dapper robed figures wandering around.
BEHOLDER 2 BETA SERIES
You can follow the entire series on the Retro Gaming page.)Īfter exploring a small forest outside, the brave band of D&D adventurers enter the Temple of Darkmoon. (This is part of my journey going playing through 1991’s Eye of the Beholder 2: The Legend of Darkmoon.
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