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Towers: Lord Baniff's Deceit

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Control a party in a first-person dungeon, casting spells from scrolls to escape a 15-level tower.

Towers: Lord Baniff's Deceit was originally released for DOS in 1993. The Game Boy Color version was published by Telegames and released in 1999.


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About Towers: Lord Baniff's Deceit

Towers: Lord Baniff's Deceit is a first-person role-playing game where players control one of four adventurers. The party's journey begins after a storm damages their ship, leading them to the Land of Towers. There, a local mayor hires them to investigate the disappearance of Lord Baniff, a task that traps them inside his multi-level tower when the entrance collapses.

Gameplay involves navigating fifteen dungeon levels, encountering monsters, and collecting items. Magic is learned from scrolls and cast by combining specific syllables. The experience is designed to be fair, offering a less complex system than similar titles in the genre. An additional cooperative mode is available for two players using a link cable.

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Title screen / Main menu.
Player selection.