Deep ChambersOriginal Title

A dungeon crawl through twenty-six levels, A to Z, each a maze of four rooms shown one screen at a time. Monster pits keep sending out demons, wraiths and ghouls. Each arrow knocks a monster down one rank, from demon to wraith to ghoul to gone, and three arrows close a pit for the rest of the level. Keys open the doors, food restores health, treasure chests score, and a potion destroys every monster in the room. Find the stairs down on each level and escape from level Z.

It is in the spirit of Dark Chambers (Atari, 1988) and its ancestor Dandy (John Howard Palevich, 1983), but not a port: the dungeons, graphics, sounds and music are new. It uses flip-screen rooms instead of a scrolling maze and is for one player. The levels are built ahead of time from fixed seeds, so every game has the same dungeon, and doors always guard the way to the stairs. The hero never flickers.

Controls: either joystick. The stick moves; the left button shoots an arrow; the right button drinks a potion. The keypad is not used.

An original game by Amy Bienvenu for Amy Studio, written in Amy, her language, 2026, with the music Into the Deep. This is a modern homebrew release, not a commercial Coleco release.