Throughout the game, the adventurers reclaim the Runestones and ultimately defeat the demon. The wizard intended to control the demon, but failed, and the demon then conquered the world with his minions and scattered the Runestones across the realms. Dark Legacy explains that, in ancient times, a wizard summoned a demon using Runestones. In both games, the plot is rather simplistic. Between Dark Legacy and Slayer Edition, the developers assigned different actions to different buttons depending on what best suited the game, but ultimately the controls are designed to be intuitive and easy to pick up quickly. The left stick moves the character, attacks are performed by a couple buttons or triggers, items are used with another button, etc. There’s not much to say about the controls of any dungeon crawler, and Gauntlet is no different. The sound quality/fidelity also improved significantly, as expected. Although the sounds have changed dramatically, there is still a distinct style or theme to the audio effects, particularly voice and item sounds. The audio is one aspect of these games that is quickly recognizable as Gauntlet-flavored. In contrast, the Slayer edition camera follows the players in an overhead view, and locks into a zoomed-out position when the players walk into a “battle” room (this will be explained in Gameplay). The camera in Dark Legacy follows the players (sometimes far too closely) with a predetermined position in an almost third-person perspective, which can sometimes make it difficult to see what lies ahead, but is also used to sneak views of certain things into the camera at intended locations. There is also a large difference in the camera between the games. The game runs smoothly at 60 frames per second and the art style has come a long way towards making players, items, objects, etc., stand out from the landscape and background. Slayer Edition is by no means breathtaking, however the graphics have certainly improved to modern-day standards. The graphics in Dark Legacy are about as good as you would expect for a game of its time, with noticeably low texture resolutions and animations that appear to stutter, but this helps contribute to the novelty of the game. Here, we will compare Gauntlet Dark Legacy for the PS2 and Gauntlet: Slayer Edition for the PS4. Ideally, the player is one member of a group of heroes who can work together to overcome the challenges of the dungeons, with a simple story giving the characters a goal, and some bosses along the way. In Gauntlet, the player takes control of a class/hero (with specific abilities or attributes) who hacks and slashes his or her way through hordes of enemies throughout various dungeon-style environments. Gauntlet is one of the longest-running dungeon crawlers in the video game industry.
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