Dungeon Keeper™ 2

Conveniently placed in the "system requirements" section, which nobody who buys a 20+ year old game will read, the store page tells you that by "purchasing" this game, you agree to EA's EULA, which explicitly tells you: "This Software is licensed to you, not sold." ...and places many "interesting" restrictions on you, the user, such as: "Your right to use the Software is limited to the license grant above, and you may not otherwise copy, display, seek to disable, distribute, perform, publish, modify, create works from, or use the Software or any component of it (...)" "When you play this game offline, EA and its affiliates may collect and store non-personally identifiable data including your Internet Protocol Address (...)" "By entering into this Agreement, you and EA expressly waive the right to a trial by jury or to participate in a class action." Since I do not agree to such ludicrous terms, I wanted to obtain a refund, but after about half a week, GOG basically told me to get lost, because I bought it more than 30 days ago. So now I (do not) "own" a game which I cannot play as I do not agree with its ridiculous license. Apparently DRM is fine with GOG, as long as its legal DRM (EULA), rather than software-based DRM.

I love this game, and was incredibly disheartened it ran poorly on my machine as I went from XP and beyond. So excited to see this released on GoG! You really can't go wrong with this strategy game. This is one of my must have games for earlier PC Gaming.

I played this on a lot back in it original form under win 98, It's fun to play as long as it works, but between the crashes, and glitches under vista, and the fact that it can't load custom skermish maps , the level editor works great by the way, used to spend hours designing and playing custom maps, now I can't and that's what I really wanted to do again after all these years, and yes I've tried tweaking every setting too. I can still play the game with the prebuilt maps and such but after playing through them, I don't see any reason to play them again.

I was bit worried when reading the comments here, but I decided to give it a try. Main menu is bit laggy, but besides that I havent had any problems what so ever. Game hasn't crashed once and I havent noticed any other bugs either. And I have played it over 10 hours so far! Specs: Q9450 Abit IP35 6gb DDR2 ram 800mhz GTX570 Windows 7 64-bit

I've got two systems with Windows 7 64 bit willing to multiplay gog's DK2 no problems. Win7 to either Win7 or XP works just fine. Can't say I've played any single player with it yet, but I'd assume it'd work just fine.