12 thoughts on “Real Town, Real Dungeon”

1. Woah. Thank you for sharing this!

2. Thanks for pointing that out.

   Pretty much everything* makes me think of Darklands. I love that game.

   *Not really.

3. Wow, my pageviews really spiked a lot today (something like the amount I got in the last 8 days, but in 24 hours…) and I have to thank you for that! I'm glad this found some more love in the blogosphere and maybe it'll spawn some interesting new takes on dungeons. Anyway, made my day. So: Thanks 🙂

   Didn't know Darklands (I was one of those people owning a Amiga at the time), but it sounds interesting (and time consuming).

4. Awesome. And man, I loved me some Darklands. I even used to just gaze at the map and read the setting book over and over… 🙂

5. Darklands with all the patches was great. It was pretty good without them.

6. I should clarify: I love Darklands. However, not everything makes me think of it. Just most things.

7. Ah, Darklands. The game I would re-make if I won the lottery.

8. You are totally welcome. Glad I could point people towards your fascinating material.

9. Darklands was and is a totally cool game. I used to play it with Mike Ford and my sweetheart, Lynn.

10. Wow, this tunnel system is neat. Reminds me of the article in an old Dragon magazine about underground towns in Turkey.

    Darklands! Loved that game. Man, I wish the team that did the new X-Com would look at Darklands now.

11. Wow, interesting that he was told no pictures, we took the kids as part of a homeschooling tour and took a ton of pictures. It is used from everything from basement storage to scientific experimentation rooms for the local secondary school. There is even a bar down there, it is the Oppenheim Underground Tunnel system.
    http://www.wiesbaden.army.mil/hunion/Travel/OppenheimTunnelTours.htm
    I personally found the Ossuary more intriguing but it was above ground.

12. I think it is called amazing work……
    Nice to play this Game…
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