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Developer(s) John Palevich Publisher(s) Atari Program Exchange
Designer(s) John Palevich Engine custom, 6502 assembler
Platform(s) Atari 8-bit Release date(s) 1983 Genre(s) dungeon
crawl, action-adventure game Mode(s) single to four player
Distribution floppy disk, cassette  Dandy (later Dandy Dungeon)
is a dungeon crawl computer game for the Atari 8-bit computers.
Dandy was one of the first games to offer four-player
cooperative play and a built-in editor. It later allegedly
served as the inspiration for the popular Atari Gauntlet series.
Dandy took place in a dungeon consisting of a series of 2D mazes
drawn in a top-down fashion. The dungeon as a whole had multiple
maze levels, connected together using stairwells. Portions of
the mazes were also blocked off by locked doors, which could be
opened by finding the keys scattered through