Is Dungeon Keeper as good as you remember? - Retrospective Analysis

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Published on October 14, 2022 10:02:47 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZHhcs_kRjo

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Dungeon Keeper (1997)

Duration: 50:16

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Today we're taking an in-depth and detailed retrospective look at the Original Dungeon Keeper game for PC.

Dungeon Keeper was one of my top childhood of all time and I likely have more hours in this game than basically any other.

We're running through everything from sound design, creatures, spells, traps, levels and basically anything else that Dungeon Keeper has to offer.

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0:00 Intro
0:44 Game Overview
5:39 Wishvale
10:08 Cosyton
11:54 Waterdream Warm
13:12 Flowerhat
16:06 Lushmeadow on Down
17:50 Snugglebell
19:42 Wishvale
21:32 Tickle
23:43 Moonbrush Wood
26:34 Nevergrim
28:59 Hearth
29:48 Elfs Dance
30:52 Buffy Oak
31:35 Sleepiburgh
33:58 Woodly Rhyme
35:14 Tulipscent
36:17 Mirthshire
37:42 Blaise End
40:30 Mistle
42:30 Skybird Trill
45:22 Secret 1
46:23 Secret 2
47:13 Secret 3
47:41 Secret 4
47:57 Secret 5
48:53 Verdict and Outro

Game Description: Being the Dungeon Keeper and all, this is your home, too. And it’s your business to take these loathsome creatures of darkness and hone them into screaming, frothing, clawing forces of destruction. You lure them in with food and the promise of dank and fetid places to sleep. You keep them in line with the back of your hand and the threat of dire consequences. You pit their scaly hides against the best that the Forces of Good can muster, and they die for you as they rip steaming entrails out of the hapless heroes.

It’s a degenerate and nasty job… And you love it. Yes, home is where you heart is. In a box. Packed in salt. That's right--Dungeon Keeper, Bullfrog's classic dungeon management strategy, gives you no extra credit for having any morals. After all, the underworld isn't black and white!

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