Hidden deep in the mountains, the abandoned stronghold rises before you. It once belong to an evil necromancer, who died during a dark ritual. You've heard of tales about incredible riches, but no one has told you about the vicious trap to repel intruders. Will the Deathflood swallow you up or can you escape with enough loot to change your fate?

　　Welcome to Deathflood - Dungeon of Doom. In this game you are locked deep down in a dark dungeon full of evil creatures, traps and a constantly rising flood. Your main goal is quite simple: To escape this hostile place...alive. At second glance, your quest might not as easy as expected. There are additionals objectives, hidden secrets, some nasty pitfalls and several choices to make.

　　System Requirements:

　　This game was created for the Commodore 64. If you're playing on real hardware, you'll need a 1541/1541 II drive and a joystick.

　　The game can also be played in a C64 emulator like Vice. There you can play the game with many different controllers or a keyboard.

　　Features:

　　Three worlds with unique graphics, foes, gameplay and soundtracks 19 very individual levels, most with several paths to finish Choose between two heroes with different strenghts Multiple game goals and game endings PAL/NTSC support Protopad support You can download a digital version (C64 disk image) of the game and the manual here for free (see downloads below).

　　poly.play is publishing a boxed version of the game. The box includes a printed manual and a lot of other extras. There are three versions available:

　　5 1/4 " DiskCartridge3,5" Disk For details and (pre)order visit: https://www.polyplay.xyz

　　For some extra information about the game and upcoming projects visit our site: https://www.windigo-design.de/wp_projects.html

　　Update:

　　Added an additional D64 image (deathflood_sd2iec_version.d64). There is no special loader in this version. Both files can be loaded individually, but the intro will still load the game automatically. This image or the files it contains can also be loaded by SD2IEC. When starting the version with SD2IEC via the integrated file browser, I had no sound during the intro. The game itself works fine. When mounting the disk image and loading it directly without the file browser, everything works fine.