Dragon Slayer

Dragon Slayer intro screen 1 Dragon Slayer intro screen 2
Dragon Slayer intro screens

Following are complete maps of all 10 levels (each level is 4x4 screens, so a total of 160 screens), courtesy of Steve Rasmussen (Thanks!). You will notice cute little things scattered throughout (like the "TM" (for "Tom Mix" in level 1, the "Skull Room" in level 8). It should be noted that any rooms that show bricks in blue (as opposed to orange) are dark, and that you will need a flashlight to navigate through them (and only see a small path from your flashlight when you do).
Dragon Slayer level 1

Dragon Slayer level 1 (screens 1-16)

Dragon Slayer level 2

Dragon Slayer level 2 (screens 17-32)

Dragon Slayer level 3

Dragon Slayer level 3 (screens 33-48)

Dragon Slayer level 4

Dragon Slayer level 4 (screens 49-64)

Dragon Slayer level 5

Dragon Slayer level 5 (screens 65-80)

Dragon Slayer level 6

Dragon Slayer level 6 (screens 81-96)

Dragon Slayer level 7

Dragon Slayer level 7 (screens 97-112)

Dragon Slayer level 8

Dragon Slayer level 8 (screens 113-128)

Dragon Slayer level 9

Dragon Slayer level 9 (screens 129-144)

Dragon Slayer level 10

Dragon Slayer level 10 (screens 145-160)

Dragon Slayer is an original arcade/adventure game, with 160 screens to go through (16 screens per level x 10 levels). Your ultimate goal, of source, is to slay the dragon. To do so, you have to navigate through all the screens (you will have to do a lot of backtracking, as you can only carry one object at once (except treasures)). To get past screens, you will need things like planks (to build bridges), ropes (to hook to rope hooks), buckets (to get water to grow magic vines), bug spray, boots (to cross tall grass), swords and other things to get past all of the obstacles (monsters and terrain). You can see an example of all of the items you can find in the 2nd intro screen shot at the top right. This was one of the larger games for the 32K Coco 1/2, along with others like Time Bandit and Cashman. The screens on all 10 levels are arranged in a 4x4 grid.

Title: Dragon Slayer

Author: Olaf Schroeder

Publisher: Tom Mix Software

Released: 1984

Requires: Color Computer 1,2 or 3 with 32K RAM, disk only, joystick optional.

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