Pretty of it's time but fun if you're into RPGs, I ended up resorting to a guide to get maps of the place which took some of the fun out of the alignment system as I ended up just going for what I thought was best from reading ahead rather than just randomly stumbling through. If you dont want to use a guide, I imagine the best way to get your head around the dungeons is to get out some graph paper and match up your map with the auto map function in the game, this would've been an interesting way to play back when it first came out but I imagine will be a hassle for people nowdays.

The first person perspective can take a bit to get used to but once you've got it it's fine. The atmosphere of the early sections of the game is really cool especially for an RPG of it's era to pull off.