Play Eye of the Beholder on snes Online

Game Overview

Eye of the Beholder on SNES is one of those dungeon crawlers that makes you feel like you're actually trapped underground—because you kind of are. You start with a party of four adventurers (good luck picking the right mix—I went with two fighters, a cleric, and a mage and still got wrecked early on) and get dumped into the sewers beneath Waterdeep. Then, of course, the exit collapses, because dungeons love doing that.

It’s first-person, grid-based, and plays a lot like Dungeon Master—real-time combat where you frantically click to swing swords or fling spells while monsters lunge at you. The AD&D rules mean you’ve got to actually think about positioning, spell slots, and whether that suspiciously clean floor is hiding a pit trap. And yeah, it probably is.

What I like is how claustrophobic it feels. The corridors are tight, resources are scarce, and some of those puzzles? Let’s just say I may have resorted to graph paper. If you’re into old-school RPGs that don’t hold your hand, this one’s a solid time sink—just don’t blame me when your cleric runs out of healing spells.