lancillotto: By the way, could anyone suggest similar games?
Specifically, I'm looking for "step-tile" rpg/adventures fun to map. Of course I'm aware of Dungeon Master and Eye of the Beholder sagas, and I've also seen Captive back in the days (but the randomness of the dungeon layout makes it a little less fun to map). Lands of Lore was also very nice, but it already has an automap function!

Many thanks,
L.

kamikaze26: Try Stonekeep. If you still don't have it in your GoG collection, consider the price 2,99$. Hurry up, promo ends on July the 4th :)

lancillotto: Thanks Kamikaze, got it a few days ago...looks like an interesting game...it's got a mapping system though, so no pencil and sqare paper for this adventure. :(

lancillotto: Thanks Kamikaze, got it a few days ago...looks like an interesting game...it's got a mapping system though, so no pencil and sqare paper for this adventure. :(

lancillotto: Hi guys, I'm really enjoying Waxworks for it's mood and old school feel. I've already completed the Mines, the Graveyard and the London scenarios, and tonight I'm going to explore the Pyramid! So I have the first three maps, and I was wondering if any of you could use them. Bear in mind that my graphic skills are very limited, but the maps are easy to read and accurate. Should anyone be interested, please let me know, I could post the images on the forum or send to email. By the way, could anyone suggest similar games? Specifically, I'm looking for "step-tile" rpg/adventures fun to map. Of course I'm aware of Dungeon Master and Eye of the Beholder sagas, and I've also seen Captive back in the days (but the randomness of the dungeon layout makes it a little less fun to map). Lands of Lore was also very nice, but it already has an automap function! Many thanks, L.

lancillotto: Hi guys,

I'm really enjoying Waxworks for it's mood and old school feel.
I've already completed the Mines, the Graveyard and the London scenarios, and tonight I'm going to explore the Pyramid!
So I have the first three maps, and I was wondering if any of you could use them. Bear in mind that my graphic skills are very limited, but the maps are easy to read and accurate. Should anyone be interested, please let me know, I could post the images on the forum or send to email.

By the way, could anyone suggest similar games?
Specifically, I'm looking for "step-tile" rpg/adventures fun to map. Of course I'm aware of Dungeon Master and Eye of the Beholder sagas, and I've also seen Captive back in the days (but the randomness of the dungeon layout makes it a little less fun to map). Lands of Lore was also very nice, but it already has an automap function!

Many thanks,
L.