Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows. Well for starters. The only thing that makes this a Gauntlet game is the fact that it is titled, Gauntlet: Seven Sorrows. Pretty much everything that has been featured in the Gauntlet series for years is gone. No more do we have the cool special powers like invisiblity and rapid fire that could be purchased with gold. Instead we now have abilities that you can buy which are special moves used in combat similar to something you'd find in hack and slash rpgs like Baulders Gate. They also took out the feature of being able to go back to previous levels to bulk up on gold or health, in fact you don't even have to worry about health because it now refills at the end of each level. No more do we see the complex puzzles of having to break through various walls and hit various switches to navigate through the game. What we have now is ridiculously simple puzzles that a 6 year old could figure out, literally a 6 year old.
All in all the gameplay of Gauntlet...
