Dandy

Dandy is a video game in the action genre developed by RamJam Corporation, The and published by Electric Dreams Software originally released in 1986. It is currently playable on Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC.

Although the license is directly related to John Palevich's early interpretation of top-view dungeons, the features of this game are most similar to Gauntlet, the coin-op from which it was inspired.

The player plays either Sheba or Thor (both are active in a 2-player simultaneous game) as they progress through 15 dungeons, with the goal of collecting all available treasures. If done successfully, a code will be awarded: collect them all at the end of the game. Enemies are released in swarms through a control box. Once they are all dead you must destroy the box, to prevent them from respawning.

In the dungeons there are treasures, food (for energy) and spells. Be careful not to destroy them by shooting. Each spell has a random function: disorient, paralyze or kill opponents on screen. As in Gauntlet, you constantly lose energy, but treasures can be exchanged for energy.

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