Dungeons & Dragons: Chronicles of Mystara brings reworkings of two of Capcom’s classic arcade hits - Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Doom and Dungeons & Dragons: Shadow over Mystara – together in one definitive digital package. Just as in the arcades, up to four players will select their character class before doing battle against the mythical beasts from the Dungeons and Dragons’ universe with a mix of melee, range and magic attacks.

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System Requirements

OS:Windows 7
Processor:Intel Dual Core 2.4GHz (or higher) or AMD Athlon II X2 (or higher)
Memory:2 GB RAM
Graphics:nVidia GF8000 (or higher) or ATi X1800 (or higher) with 256MB of RAM
DirectX®:11
Hard Drive:350 MB HD space
Sound:DirectSound compatible, DirectX 9.0c (or higher)
Other Requirements:Broadband Internet connection
Additional:DirectX 11/Shader3.0 or higher

Minimum

OS:Windows Vista (Does not support Windows XP)
Processor:Intel Dual Core 1.8GHz (or higher) or AMD Athlon II X2 (or higher)
Memory:1 GB RAM
Graphics:nVidia GF6600 (or higher) or ATi X1600 (or higher) with 256MB of RAM
DirectX®:11
Hard Drive:350 MB HD space
Sound:DirectSound compatible, DirectX 9.0c (or higher) compatible
Other Requirements:Broadband Internet connection
Additional:DirectX 11/Shader3.0 or higher

Gamer Reviews

1296 Reviews

8.31

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Critic Reviews

8 Reviews

7.89

IGN

8.30

Ryan McCaffrey—Jun 27, 2013

A great coin-op D&D duo gets a long-overdue re-release, preserving the spirit of the originals in the process.

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USGamer

7.00

Jeremy Parish—Jun 19, 2013

Chronicles of Mystara suffers from the usual shortcomings you'd expect from a beat-em-up sidescroller. At the same time, these games make bold strides in an attempt to evolve the format. They also do as good a job of integrating concepts into a pure action game as you could possibly hope. Simple, playable, attractice, and even historically significant, there's a lot to like about Chronicles of Mystara. And the asking price is perfect -- I spent that much in virtual quarters to complete a single playthrough of both games.

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Game Informer

7.75

Matt Miller—Jun 24, 2013

Nonetheless, flashes of brilliance are in evidence throughout these Dungeons & Dragons adventures, and both games were far enough ahead of their time to hold up to scrutiny. Four friends could have a great time blasting through both games in an extended evening get-together.

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