## Description
_Diana Fortune in the Lost Temple of Gold_ was a tongue-in-cheek parody of
Tomb Raider in which a frumpy, middle-aged woman uses her wits to find
treasures within archeological sites.
The player’s avatar, Diana, starts in the center of a grid-based map. The map
is procedurally generated and partially filled with obstacles and colored
tiles. The colored tiles have several different shapes on them. The mouse
cursor displays a tile with a color and a shape, too. The player can only
place the tile next to any other tiles that share a color or shape with that
tile.
The player’s goal is to create a path of tiles from Diana’s current position
to one or more of the treasure tiles scattered about the map. When a path is
finished, Diana travels to each connected treasure tile and find a new
treasure. Bonus points are earned depending on the number of treasures that
have been collected along the path. Once all of the treasures on a map are
collected, a new map is generated.
The original version was made in Java and released in 2009 on the _Big Fish
Games Online Community_ social game portal. A Flash version was later released
in 2010 for Big Fish Games’ _Treasure Quest_ Facebook app.
In the 2010 re-release, a higher-level map was also procedurally generated. A
network of rooms similar to that in the rogue-like genres would be generated.
Diana could move from room to room searching for treasures, and each room’s
puzzle map could be rendered in one of several graphical themes.
Diana Fortune in the Lost Temple of Gold