And with a Galdregon II promised, you just know what you'll be doing every night for the next decade. You'll be wandering the territory for ages. Galdregon's Domain is similar to the now infamous Dungeon Master, but it is set aside from the rest by its great graphics and atmospheric sound. Advanced Computer Entertainment said that "dungeon masters in need of a fix might be disappointed with this offering." The biggest mystery comes from an Amiga magazine called Format, which offers a review so positive I suspect someone was paid by the developers. Hey, it seems like I've seen that barbarian somewhere before.Ĭontemporary reviews of the game seem a bit more positive, praising its graphics and sound (the Amiga version apparently had some) while noting limited gameplay and extremely basic combat. It feels like Pandora spent a lot of time on the graphics engine and didn't have time for anything else. It's name doesn't even make any sense ("Galdregon" is never referenced in the game or manual), and the dragon promised on the main title screen never appears. The final score of 18 is the lowest since Times of Lore almost a year ago, and it earns a place in the "superlatives" in the right status bar. You just keep clicking, or casting spells, until your opponent abruptly turns into bones.
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