In Battlespire, touching a wall might get you stuck in it and touching the ceiling might freeze the game. Floors are generally safe, except in a few places, where they make you take damage. In Battlespire, you can access four inventory tiles at once. You scroll up and down one click at a time, one box at a time. You can make things easier by putting things in containers, or possibly by putting containers in containers in containers. I once found a javelin wrapped in three levels of sacking. In Battlespire, you shouldn't save on Level 5. It might permanently corrupt all of your savegames. While you're there, avoid one of the shacks in town, because as best as I can tell no-one's ever made it inside without their game crashing. In Battlespire, you spend your time pursuing and eventually rescuing a man or woman who leaves you notes throughout. This person may or may not be your romantic partner. It's not especially clear. In Battlespire, possibly the best armor in the game is the Armor of the Savior's Hide. I say "possibly" because there's no actual way to check, and to this day nobody knows what its enchantments actually do. Battlespire features nudity on four of its seven levels. If you play a female character, it can feature nudity on all of them. An interesting game to play while enjoying Battlespire is to guess which bugs were added when the game was brought onto newer systems and which were present in the original release. The answers may surprise you. I can't promise you'll enjoy absolutely anything about Battlespire, but I can promise you that you won't forget it.
