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Dungeon Keeper

None of these gripes alter my perspective on this long-awaited game, truly a classic. Any real-time gamer with a yearning for the dungeon life and the nerve to slaughter an army of Monks, Fairies and Lords will be pleasantly surprised with Dungeon Keeper. How can you not want to wreak havoc underneath towns called Cozyton?

Pots of gold and sparkling gems lure every hero to forge the dark passageways beneath their quiet towns. Sure a sharp sword and shiny armor may have made you a hero in the past, but now the tables are surely turning. In Dungeon Keeper you will now have the chance to stop the forces of Good from pillaging and keep all the riches, creatures and power to yourself. After all, how hard can it be to stop a few sword wielding, tin can wearing, pumped up warriors, wizards, and general do-gooders? Personally, I welcome the chance to fight for the dark side.

Bullfrog is back. Forget for a second all the talk about Molyneux's exodus. Forget for a moment the lukewarm offerings like Gene Wars and Theme Hospital. Forget also the recurring delays and disappointments in Dungeon Keeper's creation. It's a rich strategy game that is both intuitive and challenging, both innovative and polished.

Le monde du jeu vidéo a une forte tendance à écraser le joueur de bon sentiment. Réfléchissez y deux secondes, combien de princesses avez vous déjà sauvé, combien de démons gluants avez vous passez de non vie à plus de trépas ? Trop longtemps le joueur s’est vu offert le statut de chevalier blanc, mais nous ne sommes pas tous aussi vertueux que Bruce Willis qui se lève sûrement une fois par semaine avec la folle envie de sauver le monde. Dungeon Keeper vous fera passer de l’autre côté de la force, le monde et beau, il est pur, et il faut que ça cesse. Relevez vos manches, il y a du pain sur la planche…