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There are three separate games, and Gold puts them all on one cartridge.

  • Dungeon Horde (Normal) – the original game: my own mazes in the Gauntlet II style, the original Inty heroes, a FLOOR ON/OFF option, no hero option.
  • Dungeon Horde Classic – same engine, but with Gauntlet 1–style mazes, the 16×16 ZX Spectrum–style heroes and a HEROES option (INTY with the thief, or ARCADE with the valkyrie).
  • Dungeon Horde Quest – a quest mode inspired by Gauntlet IV on the Mega Drive, on the same engine.

Gold = Normal + Classic + Quest + Battle on one cartridge. You pick the game by scrolling the title screens left/right, and each game keeps its own high-score table.

Standalone Classic vs Classic in Gold: the game itself is identical: same build, same levels, heroes, speeds and options. Gold’s Classic has two extras:

  1. a RECORD mode in the player menu: one player, one credit, and a password at every level so you can carry on from there (like Record mode in Gauntlet IV);
  2. CLEAR takes you back to the game-selection screens, which the standalone version doesn’t have.

The same goes for Quest: in Gold it also has BATTLE.

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