Editing Notable Adaptations (section)

===Non-RPG Vidya===
* '''Heroes of the Lance'''/'''Dragons of Flame''': Pure shit.
* '''Advanced Dungeons and Dragons: Cloudy Mountain''': 1982 Intellevision game, with all that implies. Not pure shit, but like a lot of games of the era, not worth playing today either.
* '''Tower of Doom/Shadow over Mystara''': A pair of very good side-scrolling arcade beat-em-ups by Capcom. Re-released a few years later on the Sega Saturn as the "Dungeons & Dragons Collection and then re-released again half a year shy of two decades later from the arcade releases with ''Chronicles of Mystara''.
* '''Hillsfar''': It's not actually all that D&D, but it was made by very early Westwood (the guys who later made Command and Conquer and Dune II), so there's that.
* '''Dragonshard''': An RTS set in [[Eberron]] sounds awesome right? Too bad it somehow manages to avoid being set in The Last War or even The Next War and is just a smaller scale conflict in Xen'drik, doesn't understand the setting and plays like ass.
* '''Dragonstrike''': On the PC, an okay but not good first-person dragonflight combat sim. On the NES, a very ordinary top-down shooter. Made by Westwood, and possibly the first and only example of a dragon air combat sim until the Playstation era.
* '''Fantasy Empires''': D&D as a war game. [[Chainmail | How original.]]
* '''Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms''': Yes, a D&D idle game. Reportedly, not terrible for an idle game.
* '''Dark Alliance''': An up and coming adaptation that we know next to nothing about besides a slightly nausea-inducing trailer. Reportedly a 4 person co-op action RPG a la Vermintide where you play as Drizzt and his buddies.