War for the Overworld

This is a modern version of a old goldie called Dungeon Keeper. I dont kow how many hours I spent in DK2 but this game is going to cause the same lose of time. Definitely worth spending some hours playing through the campaign and then enjoying the pet dungeon mode.

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Worth playing if you're a fan of dungeon keeper!

Cannot recommend this game. Tried to get back into it but it just isn't that good. First the controls are pretty bad. The game is really slow and just isn't that fun. But the biggest thing is how many DLC and achievements linked to them. There are over 140 achievements and if I look at it correctly more than 100 of those achievements have been completed by only 10% of the people that played the game. That just shows the bloat. Would not recommend.

Timed Achievements are the reason for this negative review.

Dungeon Keeper 1 & 2 were games that set fire to my young imagination many years ago. These games have an undeniable charisma that pulls you in and makes you want to explore their nooks and crannies. War for the Overworld is essentially Dungeon Keeper 3, and has the same magnetism as the golden oldies. BUT a lot of the actual gameplay mechanics can be a little bit vague. You control your armies by setting down "Rally Flags" which your army will move toward, but you don't have direct RTS-like control over your units. This is what I mean by vague - you just kind of plop down your flag and hope for the best. Unfortunately I've seen units standing around doing nothing whilst enemies bludgeon them to death, trickle into combat in 1s and 2s only to be slaughtered, and generally behave in less than ideal ways - and this is frustrating. Base building, too, can be unintuitive. Your minions will have tasks they like to fulfil and pathing between rooms according to their needs can be difficult to understand and therefore difficult to plan for optimally. The game seems to favour rapid expansion and using as much space as you can for your rooms (in order to get more units), but it sometimes feels like the bigger you go, the more your minions will path from one corner of your base to the other in order to get their needs met. Gameplay-wise, compared to most other modern RTS games, it's all just a bit too hands-off and difficult to optimise for my liking, especially in the later campaign levels which can be quite challenging. That being said, it's still a fun time to build a dungeon, look at some cool minions and listen to the narrator as you unleash your inner evil for a little while.

Dungeon keeper который мы так и не дождались. И разработчики до сих пор отвечают на отзывы и поддерживают игру!