Dungeon Keeper™ 2

Unlike a great many other games of its era, this game held up to the test of time. I was pleasantly surprised to find myself immediately dumping hours and hours into it right after I got it working. In fact, the only thing that stopped me from giving it a 5/5 is that the game DOES take a great amount of work to get working, though quite frankly it's nothing that Google can't provide answer for. It's also somewhat disappointing to see some of the old bugs persisting despite the years. All in all, really, really great game, but more effort could've been made when making it available for the more modern OS'.

I've been playing this on and off again since I was a child (weak and stupid). I love GoG for making it compatible for later generations of Windows, and for having one of my favourite games on their list. Great game, with great spells, and a great setting. It's a pity EA bought the studio and ran this old and small franchise to the ground.

I just bought this, installed and fired it up. Runs great. Super stoked to be playing again. Some minor audio glitches during the 'cut scenes'. Super minor since it's all in text that i can read afterwards. But everything else so far is great. Way To Go GOG. I still own this CD and the cd install keys somewhere. But this was totally worth the $5.99. Glad to support games like this kept alive. Graphics still OK.

Quirky, recognizable and funny: Dungeon Keeper 2 is one the most beautiful depiction of an 'Evil Lord' simulation of all time. As a... welp, technically it's a strategy game, and there is a little bit of strategy. But in actuality for the majority of time you'll be digging and constructing your liar. Furthermore, the Managment of your minions shall be a key part in this game. I really like the idea of not being able to controller them directly... although you can still pick them up, smack them around (as a true D&D BBEG), rally them or directly possess them through the use special spells at your disposal (yes, you can control them but it's not like clicking around and directly see your order carried out). As far as story and design go, they are done in a satirical way and have that particularly jovial humour of the age (90's) which is quite enjoyable. So, worth buying? As one the masterpiece of the past and as a true classic of the entirety of the genre (still unbeaten), and also considering that to this day is still fresh, enjoyable and a blast to play... yes? go buy it now... It's a Keeper! (yuck)

Works like a charm on Win7 x64, so that you know. :) What can I say, really... just try it for yourself. The latest patch fixes hardware acceleration (for both nVidia and ATI, even on notebooks), so now you really have absolutely NO excuse to not to buy this piece of gamemaking art.