Return to Deathtrap Dungeon

Ian Livingstone's seminal Fighting Fantasy gamebook, Deathtrap Dungeon, has been reimagined (and reprinted) again and again over the years.

One of the most recent adaptations is Branching Narrative's Deathtrap Dugeon: The Interactive Video Adventure, featuring Eddie Marsan.

However, the first video game adaptation was Ian Livingstone's Deathtrap Dungeon, released in 1998 for the Sony PlayStation and Windows PC.

Described as a medieval action/adventure video game, the adventure took place in Baron Sukumvit’s labyrinth of death, and some familiar faces made an appearance along the way – such as the prehistoric Pit Fiend, the Bloodbeast, as well as Skeletons and Giant Spiders – along with new elements including flying turtles, exploding pigs, and an entire Circus level.

The Blue Imps that recently appeared in Ian Livingstone's The Port of Peril first appeared in Ian Livingstone's Deathtrap Dungeon.

If you have fond memories of playing Ian Livingstone's Deathtrap Dungeon back in the day, or you were born too late and would love to find out for yourself what it was like to undertake the walk in state-of-the-art 1998 3D graphics, then you will be pleased to learn that the game is available now, as a Humble Bundle deal here. And the clincher is it's selling for just 99p!

So what are you waiting for? Deathtrap Dungeon awaits!

Oriana the Soulkeeper!

Tin Man Games have added a new Legends figurine collection to the latest update of The Warlock of Firetop Mountain. Over the next few months they will be releasing more special figurines that can be used in the Goblin Gauntlet.

Their first release is Oriana, the Keeper of Souls! YOU must work together with other players to decipher a code phrase hidden within Firetop Mountain. Once you have the phrase completed you can enter it to unlock her figurine. Check the forums to share codes and slowly build up the special phrase, which has a very Fighting Fantasy flavour!

RULES

1) Play as any one of the fifteen base heroes in the game.

2) Complete the quest related to the hero.

3) Oriana will give you three numbers separated with a dash like this: X-X-X

4) The three numbers reference a word from the title of one of the original Fighting Fantasy books released by Puffin Books between 1982 and 1995. The first number relates to the order of the words within the phrase. The second number relates to book number in the list. The third number relates to the word in the book title.

For example, the word relating to 10-5-3 would reference the 3rd word 'Thieves' from the title of FF book 5. It would then be the 10th word in the code phrase.

5) Share your code on the forums in the following thread: http://steamcommunity.com/app/324740/discussions/0/1483232961045251521/

6) Once all fifteen words have been deciphered, enter the phrase with spaces to unlock the figurine!

So what are you waiting for? If you haven't already downloaded The Warlock of Firetop Mountain, you can do so here.


Update - Wednesday 18th October
The Warlock of Firetop Mountain is currently part of the Humble Down Under Bundle, where you pay what you want whilst helping raise funds for charity at the same time. To find out more, follow this link.