Four machines · One dungeon
The Dungeons of Moria, reborn for 8‑bit machines.
A ground-up assembly port of the classic roguelike for the Commodore 64, Commodore 128, Commodore Plus/4, and Apple II.
Commodore 64 · Commodore 128 · Commodore Plus/4 · Apple II
Four machines · One adventure
See the dungeon breathe.
Stock up in town. Search every dead end. Know when to retreat. Then go deeper than good sense allows.
Commodore Plus/4
Commodore 128
Apple II
The Dungeons of Moria
Prepare well.
Descend carefully.
Defeat the Balrog.
Moria is a single-player dungeon simulation where preparation matters as much as courage. Build a character, provision in town, and brave a living maze of monsters, magic, traps, and treasure.
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Provision in town
Choose your race and class, then buy food, light, armor, weapons, and the means to escape.
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Learn the dark
Fight from corridors, search for hidden doors, identify strange objects, and know when to retreat.
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Go all the way down
Grow strong enough to reach the deepest levels and challenge the Balrog for a royal victory.
Free and open source
Choose your machine.
Use the disk image with original hardware, modern storage hardware, or your favorite emulator.
Commodore 64
For the C64 Ultimate, original hardware, VICE, SD2IEC, and 1541 Ultimate II+.
Commodore 128
A native 80-column build for real C128 hardware and the VICE x128 emulator.
Commodore Plus/4
A standard 1541-compatible D64 for Commodore Plus/4 hardware and the VICE xplus4 emulator.
Apple II
For an Apple IIe with 128K, Apple IIc, Apple IIgs, MAME, or another compatible emulator.
Not sure how to load a disk image? Open the troubleshooting guide
Knowledge is armor
Prepare before you descend.
The tavern is open
Bring your stories back from the deep.
Share victories, report strange dungeon behavior, get help, or join the work of bringing Moria8 to more machines.