Dungeon Keeper is a strategy video game developed by Bullfrog Productions and released by Electronic Arts in June 1997 for MS-DOS and Windows 95. In Dungeon Keeper, the player builds and manages a dungeon, protecting it from invading 'hero' characters intent on stealing accumulated treasures, killing monsters and ultimately the player's demise ...

It’s a degenerate and nasty job…and you love it. Yes, home is where your 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 …

Create the ultimate dungeon! Available on PC and mobile, Dungeon Keeper™ and Dungeon Keeper™ 2 lets you design an underground lair and amass an army of minions. Both Dungeon Keeper games are included in EA Play and EA Play Pro.

Build the ultimate underground lair, and summon dark forces to do your bidding. From Imps and Trolls, to Bile Demons and Warlocks, you’ll need more than your wit to stop invaders bent on destroying your dungeon’s heart.

Dungeon Keeper is a series of strategy video games released by Electronic Arts. Two games were developed by Bullfrog Productions for the PC in the late 1990s, and a third was in development but was cancelled before release.

Use everything at your disposal — torture devices included — to create the deadliest dungeon imaginable. Set traps, send dastardly demons to do your bidding, and unleash the powers of the underworld with a brand-new magic system.

Dungeon Keeper Wiki is the fan encyclopedia for Bullfrog Productions' Dungeon Keeper series that anyone can edit! We strive to be the most definitive and accurate reference for anything and everything related to Dungeon Keeper, whether it be about the creatures, heroes, spells, rooms, traps and doors, special items, terrain, gameplay mechanics ...

2016年10月7日 · Cult classic PC game Dungeon Keeper is free to download on PC. EA's made the game free to download as part of its Origin On the House promotion (it usually costs £4.25).

The game puts the player into the role of the "dungeon keeper": instead of valiantly storming a dungeon like a hero, killing monsters, and taking the treasures, the player builds the dungeons, recruits the monsters, sets the traps, and fends off the (computer-controlled) heroes that regularly attempt to breach the dungeon, as well as other ...