Dungeon Hack

Dungeon Hack is a role-playing video game developed by DreamForge Intertainment and produced by Strategic Simulations, Inc. (SSI). It was first released for the DOS platform in 1993. MobyGames describes it as a "graphical version of Hack." Dungeon Hack is based in the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons world of Forgotten Realms.

Gameplay
Dungeon Hack features a three-dimensional, randomly generated dungeon.

Dungeon Hack features a pseudo-3D game screen based on SSI's own Eye of the Beholder series. Like Rogue, dungeons are randomly generated whenever a new game is started. As a result, virtually no two dungeons generated by the game are identical. SSI claimed that billions of different games are possible. That said, players can play identical dungeons by sharing "dungeon seed" codes that are generated by the game.

Dungeon Hack uses the rules mechanics of AD&D 2nd Edition. Most notable about this game is the option to have "real character death", unlike other such graphical AD&D games (such as Pool of Radiance). When this option is turned on, restored saves are erased upon character death, just as with traditional roguelike games.

Reception
Dungeon Hack won Computer Game Review's "Most Replay Value of 1994" award.

The game got 3 out of 5 stars in Dragon.

According to GameSpy, if "random creatures and meaningless hallways are your thing, you'll love Dungeon Hack -- the rest of us like at least a little story to justify our monster butchery".