But maybe it's justified if you're spoiled by newer games or just don't have that much time anymore to spend on a one single game. Using automap might even feel cheesy for veteran players. If you haven't played these games previously and don't use any maps or clue books, they will take quite a lot of time and you won't discover all their secrets first time playing them. I remember playing EOB 1 first time in the 90s and especially in the drow levels felt completely lost after going up and down between the levels looking for yet another key.
#SSI EYE OF THE BEHOLDER 3 SERIES#
The third and final game of the Eye of the Beholder series would see players embarking on a quest to the fabled ruins of the city of Myth Drannor. Unlike the previous games it was not developed by Westwood Studios but by the publisher SSI in 1993/4. So you could use a bow with your back row cleric and so on.ĮOB with an automapper is of course a completely different game. Another great dungeon crawler rpg in the trilogy of Eye of the Beholder, was number 3, the Assault on Myth Drannor. You can optionally tweak item usability so that every item is usable by every class and only requires one hand to use. You can teleport around the map.Ĭharacter editor with spellbook and inventory editing. You can use All-Seeing Eye to make backups of the save files.Įxplore whole level. In EOB 1, there's only one save game slot. Official clue book solutions can be shown on the map.īackup save game.
Monsters and items can be displayed on the map.
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