BusterKirk

I bet Pat Sharpe would have been a definite contender for those days  ;D

He used to present Fun House, for you newbies.

I had a Knightmare dream the other night and promised myselk I'd tell you people about it, even though what I write won't be quite as good as I pictured it.

I don't really know how this started. I had a dream that was taking place in a strange place, like outside of the Museum Of Science And Industry in Manchester. Then all of a sudden I was seeing Knightmare Series X, I'm not sure where this would fit in with the existing series, probably about series 3.75.

Instead of rooms, the whole game was basically a coridoor style game where the adventurer was avoiding obstacles such as spikes coming out of the walls. The scenery was a lot better then it was in series 3, although not as advanced as series 8 may I add.

In one part the adventurer had to use a spade to dig out a pile of mud from the coridoor to avoid getting muddy shoes.  

There were no other characters. Basically the adventurer ran around the coridoors with only the odd occasional puzzle.

Further on in the adventure, the place outside the Museum of Science And Industry became a room for the dungeoneers to pass through. Weird.

Not much you can say in reply to this topic, but I promised myself I'd post this. So there  

Just watched Knightmare this morning and I was gutted the penultimate challengers in the series didn't win. They were all bright especially the dungeoneer I loved that moment where they scared the knight off, and their quick thinking got them out of trouble, such as the hobgoblin in Level 3. A great shame they didn't win the whole thing because they deserved it!