Series 8: Dungeon

By Keith McDonald

Published on: 10th June 2020

Series 8 returned to a richly-textured computer-generated dungeon with an expansive Level 3 formed of two towers, Linghorm and Marblehead.

Snapdragon Tunnels

The Snapdragon Tunnels, as seen in Series 8 of Knightmare (1994).

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Fireball Alley

The Fireball Alley challenge, as seen in Series 8 of Knightmare (1994).

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Smirkenorff's Lair

Smirkenorff's Lair, as seen in Series 8 of Knightmare (1994).

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Trapdoor Room

The Level 1 Trapdoor Room, as seen in Series 8 of Knightmare (1994).

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Corridor of Blades

The Corridor of Blades, as seen in Series 7 of Knightmare (1993).

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Black Tower of Goth

A stone room in the Black Tower of Goth, as seen in Series 7 of Knightmare (1993).

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Sewers of Goth

The Sewers of Goth, as seen in Series 7 of Knightmare (1993).

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Moving Block

A variant of the Firebomb Room / Moving Blocks without fireball ducts, as seen in Series 8 of Knightmare (1994).

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Play Your Cards Right

The Play Your Cards Right challenge, as seen in Series 7 of Knightmare (1993).

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Linghorm

A corridor in the Tower of Linghorm, as seen in Series 8 of Knightmare (1994).

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Golden Galleon

The decks of the Golden Galleon, as seen in Series 8 of Knightmare (1994).

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Fireball Chamber

A Fireball Room in Level 3 from Series 8 of Knightmare (1994).

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Marblehead

The corridors inside Tower of Marblehead, as seen in Series 8 of Knightmare (1994).

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Sewer Pipes

The sewer pipes, as seen in Series 8 of Knightmare (1994).

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