Into the Eagle's Nest

Into the Eagles Nest is a vague game in terms of understanding - an adventure with arcade elements (or vice versa).

The game takes place in Europe during the Second World War. Three soldiers of the Allied forces were captured by the Nazis and taken to the so-called. "Eagle's Nest", where the Nazis, moreover, also store a lot of stolen works of art. Your task (but it’s hard to understand who we play for) is to free the soldiers from captivity, return the stolen masterpieces and destroy the “Eagle's Nest”.

In appearance, the game strongly resembles the Gauntlet, but it is much more complex: the building that you have to explore is divided into eight zones, literally flooded with Nazis, and you have very, very little ammunition, life and armor. In addition, much needs to be done: to find the paintings (some are hidden), to collect explosives (so that it is not used against you), to find many keys to the doors for further passage and to open many secrets without which the game, in general, would not pass ( for they have weapons and other necessary things).

The graphics may seem primitive to someone, but it seemed nice to me (although rather faded). Top view in isometric view. Recommended for fans of complex arcades.