Played as part of Atari 50.
The flashing of the torchlight is still annoying, enemy avoidance is a joke, and most of it is just memorizing a map, but in many ways it's still a much better Adventure. There's no stupid bat that steals your items, the 3 mazes have been replaced with one that actually geometrically makes sense, it's got much more atmosphere and overall cooler theming (80s haunted houses will always BTFO high fantasy). And, most importantly, it doesn't have the gall to ask for more than 5 or 10 minutes of your time.
The flashing of the torchlight is still annoying, enemy avoidance is a joke, and most of it is just memorizing a map, but in many ways it's still a much better Adventure. There's no stupid bat that steals your items, the 3 mazes have been replaced with one that actually geometrically makes sense, it's got much more atmosphere and overall cooler theming (80s haunted houses will always BTFO high fantasy). And, most importantly, it doesn't have the gall to ask for more than 5 or 10 minutes of your time.