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''Daria's Inferno'' is a licensed computer game from 2000 by Simon and Schuster Interactive, featuring [[Daria Morgendorffer|Daria]] in a [[Dream World|dream]] quest. It's a puzzle game, where you (as Daria) have to find the solution for various obstacles and puzzles; the game is non-violent, though collisions with 'enemy' characters will irritate Daria and once her "irritation meter" is exceeded she returns to the start of a level.

Modeled vaguely after "The Inferno" by Dante (part of the larger work "The Divine Comedy"), the plot of the game features Daria falling asleep in class and going through a bizarre [[dream world|dream sequence]], wherein she has ended up trapped in Hell and must locate objects for [[Lawndale High]] principal [[Angela Li]] in order to escape eternal detention in the netherworld. "An eternity in hell or back to English class. Choices, choices!" It was written by [[Peter ~~Ewell~~]], the author of five episodes from the third, fourth, and fifth series of the show.

Modeled vaguely after "The Inferno" by Dante (part of the larger work "The Divine Comedy"), the plot of the game features Daria falling asleep in class and going through a bizarre [[dream world|dream sequence]], wherein she has ended up trapped in Hell and must locate objects for [[Lawndale High]] principal [[Angela Li]] in order to escape eternal detention in the netherworld. "An eternity in hell or back to English class. Choices, choices!" It was written by [[Peter Elwell]], the author of five episodes from the third, fourth, and fifth series of the show.

[[Image:Wizardli1.gif|right|frame|Daria confronts Ms. Li (Four Fat Chicks screencap)]]