Small gameplay mechanics made the difference in titles like this, since they could change the entire experience if used correctly. Automatically reloading shotgun to spice up the action There are a few other characters you meet along the way, but the plot is not exactly worthy of a Pulitzer prize anyway. Over the course of eight monster-infested levels, you must survive the endless streams of scripted enemies and make your way to the door that takes you to the next stage, while collecting trinkets from around the house and exchanging them for points. Story-wise, there’s not much to tell, other than the fact that Dave goes after the bad guys and he enters their lair, which happens to be a haunted mansion as well. However, once you get it started (you can use DOSBox to do so), you are in for quite the treat, since there are very few modern games out there that can provide you with such a challenge nowadays. Dave takes on a haunted mansion by himselfĭangerous Dave 2 (also known as Dangerous Dave in the Haunted Mansion) is quite the well-known platformer from back in the day and it was released almost two and a half decades ago, which means that it probably won’t run on anything that doesn’t feature a command-line interface. Some of the most illustrious game designers and developers made a name for themselves during that era as well, such is the case with John Carmack and his crew, id Software, which developed and produced the subject of this review.
Platformers may look simple and relatively harmless, but they featured just as much violence and gore as today’s video games, only it was rather hard to see, what with the 8-bit graphics and all.
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