Game

Dungeons & Dragons: Heroes 2003

Developed by Atari, Inc.

  • Role-playing (RPG), Hack and slash/Beat 'em up, Adventure, Action

Journey through a world filled with magic and monsters, treasures and traps, good and evil--a world unto itself where heroes are made not born. Take on perilous quests through never-before-seen planes of existence and carve a path to righteousness. Conquer dungeons, search for gemstones, fight monsters, improve your skills and more as one of four distinct Hero characters: Fighter, Wizard, Cleric or Thief. Immediately immerse yourself in solo games or play cooperatively with up to 4 players. Dungeons & Dragons: Heroes gives you a chance to taste victory as only a true Hero can.

Role-playing (RPG)Hack and slash/Beat 'em upAdventureActionFantasywizardselvestrapsartificial intelligencedwarvesboss fightspiderplatform exclusiveleveling upbink videohumanbow and arrowXbox, Nintendo GameCube, PlayStation 2

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