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Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Dragons of Flame
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Dragons of FlameArcade‑style RPG adventure with top‑down exploration and side‑scroll combat
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Hillsfar
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: HillsfarFast‑paced AD&D adventure in the bustling city of Hillsfar.
Overview
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Experience the classic Dragonlance saga in a retro arcade format. Travel the world in a top‑down map and engage enemies in side‑scroll battles, blending action and role‑playing elements. Based on the second Dragonlance module, this 1989 title brings the story of Dragons of Flame and the latter half of Dragons of Autumn Twilight to life, delivering nostalgic pixel graphics and single‑player challenge.

Explore the medieval city of Hillsfar in this classic 1989 AD&D title, where every visit offers a new quest tailored to your character’s class—fighter, thief, mage, or cleric. Transfer a hero from Pool of Radiance or Azure Bonds, or create one from scratch, and dive into a mix of role‑playing and real‑time action. The game features arena combat, maze‑running, lock‑picking, archery, and equestrian mini‑games, all presented in real‑time with a variety of fantasy encounters that keep the experience fresh and exciting.

Pricing
Paid (One-time)
Paid (One-time)
Category
Action RPG
Action RPG
Best for
Fans of classic RPGs and Dragonlance lore
Fans of classic AD&D RPGs
Specifications
Specifications
developer
U.S. Gold
Westwood Associates
publisher
U.S. Gold, Strategic Simulations, Pony Canyon
FCI, Strategic Simulations, Pony Canyon
multiplayer
Single player
Single player
age rating
—
ESRB T
General
release date
1989-12-31
1989-12-31
msrp
—
$29.99
Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Authentic adaptation of Dragonlance module
  • Blend of exploration and action combat
  • Retro pixel art charm
  • Single‑player focus for story immersion
  • Rich class‑specific content
  • Variety of real‑time mini‑games
  • Authentic AD&D atmosphere
  • Single‑player focus for immersive play
Cons
  • Limited to PC platform
  • Graphics dated by modern standards
  • No multiplayer or co‑op options
  • Dated graphics and interface
  • Limited save system
  • Steep learning curve for newcomers
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