Dune 2000 is a remake of the classic Dune II updated for Windows. In this Real-Time Strategy game, you can play one of the three houses, the evil Harkonnen, the greed filled Ordos or the noble Atreides. Mine the planet for spice to buy your army and then wipe out the enemy factions.

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Alternate Titles

"Dune" -- European title

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Merchant	Title	Platform	Price
	Dune 2000
	Dunes Of War	Windows	$18.99
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User Reviews

Lame cash-in attempt	Windows	Maw (828)
Money For Old Rope	Windows	Martin Smith (77)
An unfairly trashed game	Windows	emerging_lurker (182)
A disappointing update to one of my favorate games.	Windows	Brian Hirt (10012)
This isn't Dune	Windows	Terrence Bosky (5239)
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!	Windows	James ruwan (3)
Disappointing.	Windows	Stephen M (24)
a shame, considering its from 1998	Windows	Tomthesecond (7)
Westwood lost the lead in RTS	Windows	Daniel Martin (17)
An excellent must-play for any Dune fan.	Windows	Jacob Enriquez (15)

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The Press Says

Absolute Playstation	PlayStation	Mar, 2000	89 out of 100	89
PC Gameplay (Benelux)	Windows	Sep, 1998	84 out of 100	84
PC Games (Germany)	Windows	Aug 05, 1998	83 out of 100	83
Strategy Gaming Online	Windows	Oct 15, 1998	7.5 out of 10	75
PC Player (Germany)	Windows	Aug, 1998	74 out of 100	74
Jeuxvideo.com	PlayStation	Mar 13, 2000	12 out of 20	60
GameSpot	Windows	Sep 15, 1998	5.5 out of 10	55
JeuxVideoPC.com	Windows	Mar 20, 2006	11 out of 20	55
Svenska PC Gamer	Windows	Nov, 1998	55 out of 100	55
Deaf Gamers	Windows	2000	2.5 out of 5	50

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Trivia

Although the game was supposed to be a remake of dune 2, the patch contained 3 more new units, 2 for each house! those units were never in dune 2 ! here is a list: Ordos:Stealth raider:stealth raider trike Harkonnen:Saradukar infantry Atreids:grenedier

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This entry was contributed by Brian Hirt (10012) and Grant McLellan (562)