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Nothing game breaking or terrible enough to ruin an experience but just enough to make note of.

The last star is missing only because of a couple minor things I don't really care for. The classic games of our (my? I'm not that old though) youth where they weren't just catered to the whiny sissys of todays online gaming communities who cry because somethings too OP. The game play is fun and challenging, it has some puzzles and traps to solve and a lot of encounters you have to think about rather than charging in to murder everyone without a second thought. You start in the towers and move your way through each level collecting armor and weapons along with interesting new friends (Wahooka the Great inspired my goblin priests WoW name, if only there was a 'the Great' title to achieve smh). The game has a pretty decent story, you are Drake and you have to return to the castle of your childhood to route out an evil that has overtaken it (very rough description, it's been a while). Seriously made an account to write about this game so read this and go forth to play.Ī basic hack and slash dungeon crawler with your classic arrow 90 degree turns, this was my first true gaming experience as a kid and I'll treasure it forever. UGE - Universal Game Editor + Stonekeep module published. I've tested it with Dosbox and works fine. Link to download UGE 1.0 + Stonekeep module.

Skills: 9 (but I have 11 on one with my main character and nothing broke).

I used it in the past but didn't keep the editor, so I've done some digital archaeology and found not only a working version plus the data files to be able to edit Stonekeep savegames:įollowing the module instructions, the recommended maximum values to set for any of the characters are: Universal Game Editor is a 1993 MS-DOS tool made by Jack Hartman that was really cool for its time, and is now also hard to find. Some searches led me to the specific GOG forum of the game, and some people were also asking about an editor while others were mentioning UGE. I am replaying an old videogame jewel, Stonekeep, and I recalled that back in time when I finished it around 1996 I had a savegame editor to play with some variables, so I wanted to see if I could still find a similar tool today.