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Dungeons And Dragons - Eye Of The Beholder on GBA is one of those old-school dungeon crawlers where you feel the weight of every decision. The first few minutes are spent assembling your party, picking classes, and realizing you have no idea if your fighter-mage-cleric-thief combo will survive the first hallway.

It's grid-based movement, so every step matters, and the darkness at the edges of your torchlight makes even empty rooms feel tense. I remember rounding a corner and getting ambushed by kobolds—my party barely scraped through, and that was just the tutorial.

The puzzles are simple but satisfying, like finding hidden switches or figuring out which door doesn't lead to certain death. The GBA screen is cramped for this kind of game, though, and some menus feel like they weren't meant for handheld play.

If you're into methodical, slow-burn RPGs where one wrong move can wipe your party, Dungeons And Dragons - Eye Of The Beholder still holds up in its own clunky way.