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| + | [[Waddingtons]] produced this [[Dark World]] board game designed by Eamon Bloomfield. It was first published by ''Schmidt-Spiele'' in German as ''Das Schwarze Auge'' and then by ''Waddingtons'' in English in 1992. There were two follow-up expansions to the game: ''Village of Fear'' and ''Dragon's Gate''. The English-language version, strangely, makes no mention at all of ''The Dark Eye'' setting. The game sees up to 4 players explore a castle to find and defeat the 5th player who plays the evil Korak. The game was also ''re-skinned'' in 2009 as [[Underworld Battle]] and published in the USA by {{clink|4Kids Entertainment}} with new figures but the same board and rules. | ||
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Waddingtons produced this Dark World board game designed by Eamon Bloomfield. It was first published by Schmidt-Spiele in German as Das Schwarze Auge and then by Waddingtons in English in 1992. There were two follow-up expansions to the game: Village of Fear and Dragon's Gate. The English-language version, strangely, makes no mention at all of The Dark Eye setting. The game sees up to 4 players explore a castle to find and defeat the 5th player who plays the evil Korak. The game was also re-skinned in 2009 as Underworld Battle and published in the USA by 4Kids Entertainment with new figures but the same board and rules.
Dark World (1992)
Dark World
(1992)
(box front)
Korak, the Cobran Nemesis 
The Knight 
The Barbarian 
The Dwarf 
The Ranger 
Orc 
Ogre 
Skeleton 
Mummy 
Haunter 
Manticore 
The Golden Weapons 
Speed Boots 
Grenade 
Healing Potion 
Treasure Chest 
Skull
- Originally published in German as Das Schwarze Auge and then in several other languages.
References
- [1], Board Game Geek, "Dark World" (accessed 2015-03-10)
- [2], Board Game Geek, "Underworld Battle" (accessed 2015-03-10)
- [3], "Always Board, Never Boring", "Dark World (review)" (accessed 2015-03-10)
- [4], LMW The Dark Eye Overview Page
