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remember playing this as a kid. thanks for posting

I love this game had it loaned it out never got it back thanks for the play

Pretty good tech for 1981. Great demo, thanks. The bad news is how expensive these are used.

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This title made me laugh so hard ;)

I had the game, and over time, the keypad on the tower slowly became unresponsive to the touch commands. Great game.

I just saw this by chance.....love the game...have it in my storage unit at the moment.....loved that and was pretty nifty back in the day

I had this and Loved It! You can cheat in battles if you hold down the Red End Turn button.

I'm not sure how I stumbled on this but wow, I took one look and BAM, I'm a kid again playing this game. I can't get over how fast just the shape of that thing brought me back. Then those sounds... Thank you for this!!!!

I still remember the sound of the dragon appearing but you have the sword.

Loved this game...

wowwwwwwwwwwwww

Back in Time 45 years and the Tower is still running.

I so remember this game was my favorite kinda reminded me of the hobbit

Return to Dark Tower is probably my favorite board game ever. I've only heard of stories about the old game but seeing and hearing it do its thing is really something else! Thx for the upload!

That last slash was clean

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The correct way to play is with a bottle of Paul Masson and a cigar

for years my brothers and i along with my father enjoyed this and are huge fans of it , to this very day. It alas has been many years since we have had the time or chance to gather for such things , i do have many memories that i cherish with the dark tower

i had this when i was a kid but lost it during a breakup and move in my 20s. today to my surprise, my partner texted me to check the porch and happy birthday. it was a big box and inside "return to dark tower" i still haven't opened it, I'm just so surprised and excited to see if it holds up to my childhood

A friend of mine has this game in his attic. We used to play it in the early 80's and it was always fun. I'd love to find one of my own.

OMG...I got that for Christmas when I was like 10 years old. I loved it! I don't know how I got here, but when I saw the title of the video, I was flooded with nostalgia. Well done sir!

Orson Welles sent me.

Thanks for the vid .forgot how amazing this game was as a kid. The good ol days.

I'm so stoked! My husband is getting this for my birthday!

Need it....Pricey...have the d and d Electronic game. Works perfect...Had it for 20 yrs...Figured it out bout a yr ago...Some of the sounds are similar

I used to love this too. Great to see it again after sooo many years

Born in 2005. Never heard of this game until i ran into many videos about it. They should make a remaster of the game instead of return to dark tower. I looked at the game and it looked so confusing. This was easier to understand. If they remastered this game somehow I would definitely get it. But they probably won't since this game was sued out of existence

Played the remake and it is kinda surprising how different this version is. Kinda wish the new tower did a lot of the stuff this old version did. Haggling is now a die and everything is tokens. But everything is now done on an app. So the tower doesn’t need to do all this stuff. Still it is cool seeing how advanced this board game was for 1981.

Great to see. On my quick watch, I might have missed seeing the dragon and the pegasus though.

I was only a year old when this game was out.👶

I understand there's like a remake or sequel or something to this game that is mostly a board game but requires an iOS device with downloaded free app. After seeing the way the original operated and all the crude yet effective computerizations and UI it had to function, I can understand why they thought it was easier to just make an iOS app to do all that. Still, gotta give props for how much it did with what it had.

That takes me back

parents/relatives grew up playing this and I bought the "return to dark tower" which is fun but it made me want to just buy this...so I did now my cousins play this and MTG still to this day

My favorite board game of all time. So many hours, so many adventures... There's a sequel Return to the Dark Tower.

This game just randomly popped into my head this morning. My family couldn't afford the game, but my buddy had it. We loved this. Before I even hear it in this video, I can hear the battle horns sounding in my head.

Just dug ours out. Not used for over 10 years. After new batteries inserted, a little trepidation, it actually still works. Cant believe it. Escapism with the family. We have many board games stored away, Escape from Colditz, Risk, Buccaneer, Strategeo and many more. Long live family board games.

...the wabbbit...the wabbit!

I wanted this so bad as a kid! The commercials were great!

I haggled the Bazaar down to 1G per warrior it was great - I was the first one to ever do it with the people I played with.

Not a very good score at the end.

A little fun fact, but a video game adaption of Dark Tower was being developed for Milton Bradley's game console the Vectrex, but was unfortunately cancelled due to the console's failure thanks to the video game crash. However an unfinished prototype was later found and a developer actually made a finished version of the game, I actually own a homebrewed cartridge of it

I have this. My buddy is restoring it for me right now.

I loved this game!! My parents had bought me this one Christmas and I played it almost everyday.

We loved that game! Fun memories

I had this game the Christmas it was released. Had it for about 5 years until the Tower slipped out of my hands and tumbled down the stairs. Great game though!

my dad had this game and I loved playing it with in back in the 80's the tower was so magical to a child of 10

Best game ever.. this was our Thanksgiving family gathering game ever.. I would do anything to play it again with my cousin

Loved spending night w/ my fellow middle-school buddy who had this and this new cable TV thing called HBO. Weekend we played this and watched "Heavy Metal" late one night (which we had never heard of) is up there w/ the best.