- February 4, 2011
- Realmforge Studios
Dungeons
Wont stop you dreaming of Horned Reapers and Dark Mistresses, but still fills a gap thats been empty for far too long.
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About
"Dungeons" is a single-player Fantasy Real Time Strategy game with a good plot and plenty of humor. As a powerful Dungeon Lord, build your own underground lair, command goblin workers, and trick heroes by luring them with treasures before taking it all away. The game offers lots of grinding as you annihilate heroes and create more devious traps. Available now on Steam, with "Dungeons 4" out and "The Inquisitor" on wishlist.











- Unique gameplay that allows players to manage a dungeon and lure heroes in for soul energy.
- Humorous and engaging story with a dark twist, providing a different perspective on dungeon management.
- Fun mechanics involving decorating the dungeon and managing hero satisfaction before harvesting their souls.
- Not playable on modern displays and requires a third-party launcher that often fails, causing frustration.
- Gameplay can feel tedious and repetitive, with a heavy reliance on micromanagement and unclear objectives.
- Many players feel it does not live up to the legacy of Dungeon Keeper, leading to disappointment.
- gameplay213 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with many players noting its resemblance to the classic Dungeon Keeper series but criticizing its clunky mechanics and heavy reliance on micromanagement. While some find the strategic elements and resource management engaging, others describe the experience as tedious and repetitive, often feeling disconnected from the original charm of dungeon-building games. Overall, the game offers a unique premise but struggles with execution, leading to a divisive reception among players.
“The core gameplay involves luring heroes into your dungeon and strategically harvesting their soul energy.”
“The game's mix of strategy, resource management, and dungeon building kept me engaged, although some mechanics, like the prestige system, were somewhat confusing and clunky.”
“The gameplay is fun, balanced, and, as far as I experienced, not buggy at all.”
“The gameplay is confusing and overly dependent on micromanagement.”
“A cheap, nasty, tedious knock-off of Dungeon Keeper with some of the mechanics but none of the charm, and isn't even difficult, just rote and boring.”
“Frequent crashes, corrupted save games, just horrible mechanics and boring gameplay.”