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Dungeon Stalker - Atari 7800

Dungeon Stalker - Atari 7800

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Everyone knows The Dungeon, the last subterranean vestige of a long collapsed and long forgotten castle. The children of your village have always loved to scare each other with songs of skeletal warriors, a thousand years dead, that stalk its silent corridors. As children become adults and traditions grow, it has become the custom for boys on the verge of manhood to prove their worth, venturing into the darkness to retrieve some small trinket. Usually it's just a few old coins picked up near the entrance, along with a hastily concocted story of bravery and derring-do.

As your seventeenth birthday approached, it was clear that it was never going to be a straightforward cash grab for you. As eldest daughter of the chieftain, you always had a lot more to prove; always the best shot, the best sword, the fastest rider and the bravest warrior. That's why you're down here; shivering, terried and pointing a loaded arrow at anything that moves. And things are moving in the darkness. At first it was just the bats, but as you venture deeper, the unmistakable sound of footsteps echoes in the gloom - bone footsteps. The children's songs were right - the dead do stalk these halls!

Welcome to Dungeon Stalker. Get ready for an exciting arcade-style adventure; fighting monsters and collecting treasure as you journey ever deeper into the Dungeon!

Dungeon Stalker

Game Play

Your task is collect treasure and fight enemies until you earn enough points to move to the next dungeon level and destroy its evil wizard. Your opponents are tough and intelligent and will do all they can to stop you. You will encounter a variety of creatures and obstacles along the way, including spiders, bats, snakes, skeleton warriors, and even demon bats! And, finally, when you have earned enough points to move to the next level, you must face the wizard! He has the ability to warp anywhere in the dungeon at a moment's notice and moves much faster than the other enemies in the game. You must kill him to advance!

To defeat these enemies, you must use your arrows sparingly! Once you deplete your quiver, another will be placed randomly in the dungeon. Retrieve it quickly while you are defenseless! A sword will sometimes appear in the dungeon, and collecting it will give you twenty seconds of invincibility. At the beginning of the game (below 37,500 points), you can use the bunker as a safe harbor from enemies. While you traverse the dungeon, make sure to collect the treasures that appear! Gather five of them and you will be rewarded with an extra life.

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Dungeon Stalker has four skill settings, so you may increase the difficulty of the game as you master the dungeon.

Good luck!

AtariVox Enhanced

Dungeon Stalker features high score saving to an AtariVox or SaveKey. Each of the 4 skill settings available has it's own Top 5 high score table and will save your scores automatically if an AtariVox is plugged in. Dungeon Stalker also has speech support for the AtariVox speech unit. The game has over three dozen speech phrases that are used at various points throughout the game.

Additional Information

Dungeon Stalker includes the game cartridge and four-page manual. Dungeon Stalker supports both NTSC and PAL television standards.

Get a Dungeon Stalker Box!

Dungeon Stalker BoxDungeon Stalker BoxIf you'd like a boxed copy of Dungeon Stalker, please select "Box Upgrade: Yes" at the top of the page before adding Dungeon Stalker to your cart. Our boxes are professionally printed and include a box insert to hold your Dungeon Stalker cartridge in place. We want you to play our games, so we have not sealed or shrinkwrapped the boxes in any way, allowing you easy access to the game cartridge and manual.

These boxes are the same size as boxes Atari produced for their games "back in the day". They look great sitting on a shelf with your other boxed homebrew games, or alongside games from the classic Atari library. We only have a limited number of boxes for each game, and there is no guarantee they will become available again once our supplies are exhausted. Click on the images to the right to see larger photos of the box.

Number of Players 1
Controller Joystick Controller
Cartridge Size 48K
Programming Steve Engelhardt and Mike Saarna
Label and Manual Design David Exton

Customer Reviews

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Joel
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There is just something about mazes, a creepy dungeon and playing an actual cartridge on a real Atari 7800 that is so spectacular! This game does not just check all the boxes, it fills them with Retro game greatness. I am honored to own this home brew game.

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Ivan Hornbeck
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I own night stalker for Inteliivision and always loved it. This looks to be inspired by that game and let me tell you if your an Intv fan you will appreciate this version I find the graphics and game play both to better than Night Stalker. I hope someone keeps being inspired by Intv games cause I tell you I also have Meteor Shower and it is a much better game than Intv's Astrosmash when being inspired by or porting these games over to the 7800 they really improved on the originals and I hope to see more 7800 games like this

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Funkmaster V
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Dude. what the heck. This game is too fun. I can't even really explain why. It plays similar to Berzerk, Wizard of Wor, Frenzy, Pac-Man (kinda), but feels like Dark Chambers or Gauntlet. There's a really weird boss battle at the end of every level, varied enemies, super fun gameplay. I'm wondering if this is my favorite Homebrew now. HMMMMMMM

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ZIllaRSUH
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As an INTV fan...I loved Nightstalker. There was a homebrew for INVTV called Ms. Nightstalker. I didn't think it could get better than that game. I decided to give this cart a try. Wow...I am impressed. Awesome game! It has little extra details that make this game special....pick ups (treasure

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Derek
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There is nothing I can really add to what the others have said about this game. It plays great, especially with my Genesis controller. Even without an AudioVox (on my future purchase list), it is still a great game to play.

I'm grateful the 7800 still gets some love after all these years.