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{{Infobox
|completion=2
|image=Tower of Doom cover.jpg
|title=Tower of Doom
|title=Tower of Doom
|image=Tower of Doom cover.jpg
|developer=Daniel Bass, John Tomlinson
|developer=[[INTV Corp.]]
|publisher=[[INTV Corp.]]
|publisher=[[INTV Corp.]]
|released={{rd|1987}}
|year=1987
|genre=[[Action]] [[RPG]]
|systems={{syslist|intellivision}}
|systems=[[Intellivision]]
|genre=[[Action-adventure]]
|modes=[[Single player]]
|modes=[[Single player]]
|preceded by=[[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Cartridge: Treasure of Tarmin]]
}}
}}
{{game disambig||the [[arcade]] game|[[Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Doom]]}}
{{game disambig||the {{c|hack and slash}} game|[[Dungeons & Dragons: Tower of Doom]]}}
'''Tower of Doom''' is a [[Roguelike|roguelike]] [[RPG]] programmed by [[INTV Corp.]] for the [[Intellivision]] and released in [[1987]]. Though not a licensed Advanced Dungeons & Dragons title, it is unofficially considered the third member of a trilogy of RPGs for the Intellivision, begun with [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Cloudy Mountain]] and [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasure of Tarmin]].
'''Tower of Doom''' is an [[action-adventure]] developed by [[INTV Corp.]] for the [[Intellivision]] and released in [[1987]].
It is the last title in a trilogy of action-adventure games for the Intellivision, begun with [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Cartridge: Cloudy Mountain|AD&D Cartridge: Cloudy Mountain]] and [[Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Cartridge: Treasure of Tarmin|AD&D Cartridge: Treasure of Tarmin]]. Even if ''Tower of Doom'' is outside the {{c|Dungeons & Dragons}} licence, it has more D&D elements than its two predecessors.
An unreleased prototype of a port for the [[Atari 2600]] exists.
An unreleased prototype of a port for the [[Atari 2600]] exists.
