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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A 1980 Maze Game by Midway Games in which one or two players, as Worriors equipped with unified-field-disturbance rifles, descend into the dungeons of the Wizard and slay Worlings. A radar screen lets players track the movement of Invisible Monsters. The difficulty increased when corridors and short passages gave way to the more open layouts of the Arena, the Worlord Dungeons, and finally the Pit. |