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Welcome!

Dungeon Master and its sequels are computer role playing games developed or licensed by FTL Games —Faster Than Light— (Software Heaven). Back in 1987, Dungeon Master revolutionized the genre as it was the first real time computer role playing game with a pseudo 3D view and mouse control. The series includes the following games:
Dungeon Master Chaos Strikes Back Dungeon Master II Theron's Quest Dungeon Master Nexus

Copyright notice

Most material on this web site (including games, graphics, manuals, ...) is copyrighted © to FTL Games / Software Heaven, Inc. The talented "Dungeon Masters" who first made the dream come true on Atari ST are Doug Bell (Director), Dennis Walker (Assistant director), Mike Newton (2nd unit director), Andy Jaros (Graphics), and Wayne Holder (Producer). You can find more detailed credits in the screenshots and manuals of each game.

I want to play right now!

Read the instructions to play some game versions directly in your web browser, or any game version with emulators running on Windows.
If you don't want to use emulation, nowadays the easiest way to play Dungeon Master and Chaos Strikes Back on your computer is to download and use one of these clones:

About

This web site opened on October 24, 1999.
If you like this web site then maybe you can help find Missing content. I'm always looking for any information, item or software related to the Dungeon Master series which is not already on this site. (magazine scans, CD or floppy disk images, technical information, etc).

You may consult the Tracker which contains a list of all the web site's content sorted by descending update date.
You can read the Guest Book that was available from 2000 to 2005 on the old web site.

The web site was mentioned in the following magazine:

Dungeon Master Links published in French magazine 'PC Jeux ', Issue #64 April 2003, Page 96
Dungeon Master Links published in French magazine 'PC Jeux ', Issue #64 April 2003, Page 96
[Source: Abandonware Magazines]

Contact

A question? Before sending an e-mail, please consider browsing the FAQ and the Forums, as they may contain the answer to your questions. Besides, asking your questions in the forums will allow more people to answer.

You may contact me at dungeon.master.encyclopaedia-at-outlook-dot-com. Copy this address and manually replace -at- by @ and -dot- by . in the address. This is to prevent SPAM in my mailbox.