D&D Online's highly structured dungeons feel delightfully old-school. With its small groups and private instances you could almost be playing a traditional multiplayer RPG like Baldur's Gate. There's even a disembodied narrator who passes on gravely-toned observations on your situation from time to time. Thanks to the slightly arcadey right-click-to-swing combat mechanic, and the copious quantity of barrels and boxes to smash, you might even be reminded of Baldur's Gate's lighter console cousin, Dark Alliance.