DROD: Episode 3 1.0

Warning: You need to have a program capable of running an SWF file to play this game. You can click here to find one such program right here on our website.

In 1997, Webfoot Technologies released a game called Deadly Rooms of Death. Its unique controls, gameplay flow, and puzzle style of dungeon crawling makes it incredibly unique even by today's standards. However, once the 3D age begun, they would drop support for the game, but let the original developer remake it in an open source model. Years later, ports of the series have finally come to the browser in a flash game format. Let's look at DROD: Episode 3.

To play DROD: Episode 3, just run it with whatever SWF player you have.

This game is the continuation of the flash series online that is aiming to port the game over to the format. You're now exploring floors 9-12 of the castle. Thus, it's highly recommended that you play the previous episodes first so you get a smooth difficulty curve. If you don't want to, however, there is a tutorial built into the game for newcomers who want to start in the middle for whatever reason.

The controls and concept are still the same as the previous episodes. You still have to move using your numpad or use an alternate control scheme if you're on a laptop. You will also use Q and W to swing your sword around to activate switches and kill monsters.

If you played the last two episodes, there's pretty much no reason not to keep going. DROD: Episode 3 is a perfectly fine entry all on its own, though.