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''Cadaver'' (1990) and its sequel, ''The Payoff'' (1991), are two IsoMetric ActionAdventure games by the Creator/BitmapBrothers. The dwarf mercenary Karadoc is hired to sneak into an ancient castle via the sewers, make his way to the tallest tower, and defeat the evil necromancer Dianos. In the sequel, it turns out he doesn't actually get paid, so he goes off to kill his former employers. Each floor is a multi-room maze containing numerous puzzles and deathtraps, and a handful of monsters.
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''Cadaver'' (1990) and its sequel, ''The Payoff'' (1991), are two IsoMetric {{Isometric}} ActionAdventure games by the Creator/BitmapBrothers. The dwarf mercenary Karadoc is hired to sneak into an ancient castle via the sewers, make his way to the tallest tower, and defeat the evil necromancer Dianos. In the sequel, it turns out he doesn't actually get paid, so he goes off to kill his former employers. Each floor is a multi-room maze containing numerous puzzles and deathtraps, and a handful of monsters.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: A one-level demo of the game was distributed on magazine cover disks; this level is not otherwise present in the game. This demo uses a different interface, an earlier version that's notably harder to control, and it has a crossbow as a weapon instead of thrown objects.
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* FanSequel: The Last Supper is a fanmade additional level to the game, distributed on magazine cover disks.
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* MissionPackSequel: The Payoff adds four more levels, but is otherwise the same engine.
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''Cadaver'' (1990) and its sequel, ''The Payoff'' (1991), are two IsoMetric ActionAdventure games by the BitmapBros. The dwarf mercenary Karadoc is hired to sneak into an ancient castle via the sewers, make his way to the tallest tower, and defeat the evil necromancer Dianos. In the sequel, it turns out he doesn't actually get paid, so he goes off to kill his former employers. Each floor is a multi-room maze containing numerous puzzles and deathtraps, and a handful of monsters.
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''Cadaver'' (1990) and its sequel, ''The Payoff'' (1991), are two IsoMetric ActionAdventure games by the BitmapBros.Creator/BitmapBrothers. The dwarf mercenary Karadoc is hired to sneak into an ancient castle via the sewers, make his way to the tallest tower, and defeat the evil necromancer Dianos. In the sequel, it turns out he doesn't actually get paid, so he goes off to kill his former employers. Each floor is a multi-room maze containing numerous puzzles and deathtraps, and a handful of monsters.
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''Cadaver'' and its sequel, ''The Payoff'', are two IsoMetric ActionAdventure games by the BitmapBros. The dwarf mercenary Karadoc is hired to sneak into an ancient castle via the sewers, make his way to the tallest tower, and defeat the evil necromancer Dianos. In the sequel, it turns out he doesn't actually get paid, so he goes off to kill his former employers. Each floor is a multi-room maze containing numerous puzzles and deathtraps, and a handful of monsters.
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''Cadaver'' (1990) and its sequel, ''The Payoff'', Payoff'' (1991), are two IsoMetric ActionAdventure games by the BitmapBros. The dwarf mercenary Karadoc is hired to sneak into an ancient castle via the sewers, make his way to the tallest tower, and defeat the evil necromancer Dianos. In the sequel, it turns out he doesn't actually get paid, so he goes off to kill his former employers. Each floor is a multi-room maze containing numerous puzzles and deathtraps, and a handful of monsters.
