:''For the [[:Category:NES|NES]] game see [[Dungeon Magic: Sword of the Elements]].''
{{game disambig||the [[NES]] game|[[Dungeon Magic: Sword of the Elements]]}}
'''Dungeon Magic''' ('''Lightbringer''' in Japan) is a [[1993]] [[Beat 'em up|beat 'em up]]. Unusually for the genre it features an [[wp:isometric|isometric]] perspective and a largely non-linear game world with many choices of paths (sometimes twisting over other routes). There are also many secret or seemingly locked doors that can only be opened by destroying statues, pressing buttons, etc. It was not until the release of [[Taito Legends 2]] in [[2006]] that it appeared on a home system.
'''Dungeon Magic''' ('''Lightbringer''' in Japan) is a [[1993]] [[beat 'em up]]. Unusually for the genre it features an [[wp:isometric|isometric]] perspective and a largely non-linear game world with many choices of paths (sometimes twisting over other routes). There are also many secret or seemingly locked doors that can only be opened by destroying statues, pressing buttons, etc. It was not until the release of [[Taito Legends 2]] in [[2006]] that it appeared on a home system.
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==Table of Contents==
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==Dip Switches==
* With the Change setting you can have green blood instead of red
* Blood: when set to "change", blood is green (even if it comes out of a hero) and sparse. At more "hardcore" levels you will see red blood in large quantities.
Dungeon Magic (Lightbringer in Japan) is a 1993beat 'em up. Unusually for the genre it features an isometric perspective and a largely non-linear game world with many choices of paths (sometimes twisting over other routes). There are also many secret or seemingly locked doors that can only be opened by destroying statues, pressing buttons, etc. It was not until the release of Taito Legends 2 in 2006 that it appeared on a home system.
