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I remember picking up Heroes of the Lance for the Amiga back in 1988, published by Strategic Simulations, Inc. It was one of those early attempts to bring Dungeons & Dragons to home computers, and on the Amiga, it stood out with its detailed graphics and moody soundtrack. The game felt very much of its time, offering a mix of action and strategy that was common in late 80s RPGs, though it didn't shy away from being demanding.

You control a party of up to eight characters, each with distinct skills like healing or lockpicking, as you navigate screen by screen through dark, monster filled dungeons. Your main goal is to recover the Disks of Mishakal, battling enemies in real time with swords, spells, and bows while managing limited resources. The pacing is deliberate, often tense, as you carefully explore each room for secrets and avoid deadly traps. It feels like a genuine, hands on dungeon crawl where every decision matters.