Dungeon Keeper Gold™

Build your dungeon & protect it with a labyrinth of dark corridors, a web of deadly traps, an arsenal of powerful spells, and an army of bloodthirsty demons

Dungeon Keeper Gold™ is a rpg, strategy and god game game developed by Bullfrog Productions and published by Electronic Arts.
Released on March 07th 2024 is available only on Windows in 8 languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Dutch, Polish and Swedish.

It has received 400 reviews of which 375 were positive and 25 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.7 out of 10. 😎

The game is currently priced at 2.49€ on Steam and has a 50% discount.


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Windows
  • OS *: Windows XP or Vista
  • Processor: 1.8 GHz
  • Memory: 512 MB RAM
  • Graphics: 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 7 (compatible with DirectX 9recommended)
  • DirectX: Version 7.0
  • Storage: 300 MB available space

Reviews

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Oct. 2024
I bought this just to leave a review, for two reasons: very important keybinds to know is the first (listed below), and then the actual review is the second (at the bottom). (1) There are 3 important keybinds you need to know, or the Steam release will run like garbage compared to what it could/should be: ALT+R : Renders the game in proper 3d, a format which was released after the main games launch way back when. That said, this seems to cause the game to run slower without any other inputs compared to the non-3d version - which just means you need the next two keybinds. CTRL+F12 : Speeds up the game; enough uses will get it running to how it should be when playing with proper 3d graphics. For me this number of times is 8-10, but I know DOSBox utilizes cpus different so I can't say it'll always be this for you - but, it's a good starting point. CTRL+F11: Speeds down the game; the opposite of the above. Useful if you find you've sped the game up too much/for your liking. ----- (2) DK1 is a phenomenal game, dripping with atmosphere and theme in every little nook and cranny you can look. Creatures feel like actual creatures, having things they like to do/don't do, creatures they'll fight if they have to share a lair with. Level2+ Warlocks will shoot fireballs at imps running through their library while researching; each creature has their own eating+torture animations, spiders will fight flies if they have to share a lair. . . it's the little things. There's a lot more than just those; but the list would be too long to get into - basically, everything. :p
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Aug. 2024
Your creatures are under attack! Your creatures are falling in battle. Your creatures are falling in battle. Your minions are winning a battle. Your creatures are falling in battle. Hungry creatures cannot get to a Hatchery. Your minions are winning a battle. Some of your minions are unable to reach the Treasure Room. Your creatures are falling in battle. Beware; the Lord of the Land approaches.
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March 2024
No Origin, No DRM, just the original game at a good price working on modern software. People have been asking for this for decades but better late than never I guess :^).
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March 2024
Made by Bullfrog back in the day when they were at their peak. The last time I played this game I was a kid with a Windows 95 Compaq computer! It's easily one of the best games that came about during the 90s, pretty unique too. Now obviously I'm going to be biased here and say for £2.00 on sale? Buy it. It's good, it's great, play through the campaign that gets increasingly challenging every level forward. Now Dungeon Keeper 1 did get a sequel and I would recommend that game too. But is Dungeon Keeper 2 better than it's predecessor? That's entirely subjective as they're both fantastic games; the two games pretty much have the same concept, albeit with enough differences in execution outside of the core design of "dungeon keeping". The feel of the games is the big divider here, as DK1 is more of a slow-burn game, it's deliberately paced whereas DK2 moves a lot quicker and in general has a more chaotic feeling to it. But in my opinion, I believe DK1 possesses more character and personality to it than DK2 from both an art-style standpoint and more importantly, this being the main sticking point for me, the creature roster. I'll keep it short and simple. DK1; 4 "human" creatures out of 17 available, with only 1 of the 4 "human" creatures even coming close to appearing human. DK2; 50% of the roster, 8 "human" creatures out of 15 (Horny not included in the total count, as he's a summon), with returning "human" creatures from DK1 in DK2, looking much more human. Dungeon Keeper 1 aims for a very specific atmosphere and whilst it does so, it doesn't take itself TOO seriously, there's a lot of dark humour thrown in with it's moody ambience and gritty dank presentation. The funny thing is, whilst you're getting sucked into the game, making a dungeon filled with traps and introducing many denizens into it, along with building all manner of wicked rooms like torture chambers. You tend to forget you're actually playing the villain in this story, you're the bad guy with an army of evil-do'ers waiting for their next payday... At least until you get back to the map screen with the narrator updating you on your region to region conquest. That's how fun this game is! If you like Dungeons, or War For The Overworld, you need to check out this game as this is the one that started it all.
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March 2024
Hate DOSBox ports? Well now that you have the core DK files, you can install KeeperFX. Fixes for mouse issues, framerate, resolution, improved scripting, added bundled custom campaigns, a workshop for other custom content, and so much other stuff. Need help with the installation? Try searching for Yani's ImpLauncher on the workshop, or come to the Discord. Want to make your own Dungeon Keeper maps to post on the workshop? Just search for Unearth by Rainlizard, which has replaced the other mapping tools. Keeper Klan has been keeping the Dungeon Keeper community alive for.. maybe 2 decades now? It's been a while.
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Dungeon Keeper Gold™
8.7
375
25
Online players
46
Developer
Bullfrog Productions
Publisher
Electronic Arts
Release 07 Mar 2024
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