Dungeon Keeper™ 2

Finally this game from the late 90s is released! Build houses, use abilities and spells, attract monsters, expand, dig dig dig, defend dungeon against looters and LORD OF THE LAND haha.. This concept is now copied by modern day developers, but they never get close to the original! There are extra maps, and update packs for it too.. One of Peter Monleyux and Bullfrogs gems!

This sequel expands on the gameplay mechanics introduced with the original Dungeon Keeper and provides an improved 3D engine with support for hardware acceleration, superb voice-over work inspired by great writing, an improved user interface, a sandbox-style "Pet Dungeon" mode, and a lengthy and varied campaign that gradually introduces new creatures, rooms, traps, and strategies. "Just one more level... wait .. it's 2:30 in the morning already?" Tested on Win 7, 32- and 64-bit, NVIDIA 9800 and ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4250.

I'm running W7 and other than a couple of crashes and having to click through the "there's no disc loaded" message I'm having a blast. I've loved this game a looong time. I don't mind saving often and when I lose stuff I just go back to where I was. But for me DK2 is just a stress reliever have fun between working on projects game. Totally worth the price.

In the realm of generic RTS-genre, a twisted competitor arises with dark, witty humor and great cast of characters and original gameplay. Dungeon Keeper 2 is really a unique gem for all PC-gamers, propably because it manages to deliver a true experience, one that you don't often find in standard RTS's - or games of any genre! What are the features that make the game so precious? In one word, it's the personality. A goblin dancing in the casino after winning a Jackpot, while "Discoinferno" is playing in the background, the remarkably evil commentator that gives information of the events in the players realm, and the great mixture of everyday life-simulation and sinister deeds. These are some of the peculiarities that DK2 endorses. Torturing and imprisoning of enemies is also worth mentioning. Twisted imagination and ok-gameplay are enough to give birth to a cult classic that suffers mostly from repetition. As the campaign doesn't actually take any serious leaps to invigorate the basic concept. Nevertheless, DK2 is a wild species that no one can tame. Try it.

I have also Windows 7 64 bit version and I have no problems with the game, no crashes, nothing. The grafik is a little bit, you know, old, but I love the game.