Dungeon Keeper Gold™

The game is great, this release not so much. the sound is too choppy to play. i regret spending the 6 or 7 bucks it costed cuz it's never going to get played its so bad.

Finally found this site after trying to force my old Dungeon Keeper to work on my laptop, and I'll admit I was wary of at first, but I went for it; no regrets at all. It is just as I remembered it, and yes, the resolution starts off low, but just press alt + r in game and it dramatically improves. Seriously, if you're a Dungeon Keeper fan, buy this, it's cheap and it's brilliant.

Grałem w tę grę w wydaniu polskim, niestety moja kopia gry jest zniszczona. Czemu tu nie ma spolszczenia tej gry? chętnie bym ponownie kupił i zagrał ponownie. Gra jest po prostu świetna, ma swój klimat. Niezła strategia, nie zniechęca. Klimat niby mroczny, a tak naprawdę pełen zabawnych ironii.

Some of the games from my childhood don't age well as I return to them now. Dungeon Keeper is an absolute exception. Sure the graphics are never as good as you remember them but the sound design and aesthetics are absolutely masterful. There was nothing quite like this in strategy gaming when I was a kid, and still not a lot comes close these days. Though there are some modern takes on this lmiited genre of Dungeon Management, none have ever made me as happy as this original classic. The game isn't overly deep, or even all that difficult, but I admit to struggling on some of the later missions when I was a kid. Coming back so many years later and replaying this as an adult has been an absolute treat. With my mind matured and geared towards strategy I was able to crush the games main campaign and immediately started over because I wanted to keep playing. The game isn't overly deep or complex and your immediate control over your minions is very limited. But the gameplay loop of designing your dungeon layout, training your minions, setting down some traps and then executing the final battle while your creatures shriek, scream, cast spells and beat down the troublesome forces of good and your rival keepers is masterful. The chaos of these battles is fun to behold, even through the pixels and aged graphical quality. For a few bucks you have a highly addictive game that you'll return to time and again. Just beware the sequel isnt quite as good.

Still my favorite real-time strategy game. This game is grid-based filled with mostly but not only dirt, and you cave in your rooms and ways. You'll have to manage the gold you find and place facilities in the rooms you made. What I thought is cool back then is that you can switch into first-person-perspective into any entity of yours and control them. But otherwise they will actually do everything automatically, you can but don't have to assign anyone to anything. And unlike many other games, you're playing the role of the "evil" one here, training demons, building dungeons, killing knights and slapping your minions so they work harder.