In order to do that, you've got to keep an eye on your gold, your mana, the position of the enemy player, your weak points (unfortified walls), your rooms, what your minions are up to, where to strategically place traps, and more. With the enemy army now under your control, it's easy to take the overworld for yourself! See? Those pointless elves are good for something after all! It's your job to take your army of minions, catch all of them you can (kill those who resist) then turn them over to the Dark Mistresses for "reprogramming". As a dungeon keeper, you're expected to raise up an army of evil minions and help your friend(?) the horned reaper reach the surface world, for him to reign down terror onto the humans that populate those lands.īut wait, there's more! while you're working on your evil fortress of doom the knights, elves, fairies and all those other boring lawful good characters you play in every other fantasy game on the face of the planet will come in to try to kill you. The game puts you in the position of the unnamed, omnipotent being known as the "Dungeon Keeper".
#Dungeon keeper 2 dark mistress series#
Both games were developed by Bullfrog, the first game being managed and led by Peter Molyneux (remembered for his shit fest of a series Fable).
Fuck EA.ĭungeon Keeper 1 was released June 26th 1997, while its sequel was released June 30th 1999. Just Avoid the IOS/mobile version- we'll get to that in a bit.ĭungeon Keeper 3 was in the works, until EA ran over bullfrog and cancelled it.
#Dungeon keeper 2 dark mistress Pc#
Let me explain what is going so you can have some idea of what you've been missing.ĭungeon Keeper and its sequel Dungeon Keeper 2 is a strategy micromanagement video game published on the PC for win95 to Vista, but it works fine on wine for the Linux inclined. Holy fuck, you've stumbled upon a good game! Dungeon Keeper has inspired Minecraft, Dungeons, A Game of Dwarves, Impire, War for the Overworld and surely more to come. One of your new minions! Meet the "Dark Mistress".
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