Beneath Apple Manor

Step back into the golden era of RPGs with Beneath Apple Manor (1983, Don Worth). This minimalist dungeon crawler feels like someone drew a dungeon map on a napkin and said, “Let’s go with it.” Explore levels, defeat monsters, collect treasures, and don’t let the simple graphics fool you: the challenge is real. It’s charmingly retro, nostalgically pixelated, and the perfect time capsule for anyone curious how role-playing games looked before save points became a standard. Prepare for fun, frustration, and a lot of imagination.