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make them work harder, at the cost of their health. Certain creatures, such as
Skeletons and Vampires cannot be attracted via Portals. They are obtained by their corpse decomposing in a Graveyard, and dying in captivity respectively. Certain sacrifices in the Temple, a room where creatures pray, also yield the acquisition of certain creatures. Creatures frequently enter combat (each follow one of four combat strategies) against creatures belonging to enemy keepers, or heroic forces defending the realm. Heroes enter the level via Hero Gates. The heroic forces are composed of different units of keepers: heroes include Wizards, Giants, and Guards. Most creatures have a heroic counterpart: for example, the Wizard is the counterpart of the Warlock. Heroes and rival keepers' creatures can be converted to the player's cause in the torture chamber after being captured and imprisoned. Creatures dislike their heroic counterparts, and their company may make them angry, which can lead to rebellions. Rebelling creatures either leave the dungeon, or defect to another keeper or the heroes, and may take other creatures too. Other things that can annoy creatures and cause rebellions include lack of food, not getting paid (creatures require payment on a regular basis), and being slapped.
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level involves defeating King
Reginald, overlord of the entire realm of Harmonia. Some levels have more specific conditions relating to this goal: for example, there is one level in which the player races against the clock to obtain the Portal Gem in the possession of a rival keeper before the heroes invade and try to do the same. If the heroes recover the Portal Gem, the player loses. Other game modes include My Pet Dungeon and Skirmish. In My Pet Dungeon, the player constructs a dungeon without campaign-style objectives, and can control if, when, and how heroes invade. Instead, there are criteria based on the dungeon composition and related activities, and there is no requirement to proceed to the next level on completion. Skirmish involves competing against computer-controlled rival keepers, and the player can customize conditions such as which rooms and spells are available. Multiplayer is supported over
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Imp spell summons a level four Imp, whereas the normal version summons a level one Imp. As with the first game, the player can possess a creature and interact with the world from its perspective of using its abilities. A special spell is the ability to summon Horny to assist the player for a short period. In the
Campaign mode, it requires the assembling of the talisman, pieces of which are obtained through the discovery of bonus levels. Mana vaults may be scattered across certain levels; these may be claimed to increase mana generation. Other magical items are special items that provide a specific benefit to the player. These include healing all creatures, revealing the map, and locating a hidden level. There are five hidden levels based on mini games such as
345:(used to cast spells), doubling as a gold-storage area, producing Imps, and sending certain creatures to investigate threats it detects. Gold is the currency used to construct rooms, traps, and doors, and pay minions. Gold is obtained primarily by digging gold and gem seams, the latter providing an unlimited supply. This is performed by the Imps, the main workforce of the dungeon, who dig and claim tiles for the player to control. Another main task Imps perform is the fortification of walls adjacent to tiles owned by the player, although this no longer makes them impenetrable to enemies, but merely makes digging take longer.
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nearby enemy creatures, the Fear trap, which scares enemies away, and the Alarm trap, which alerts its owner if it detects enemy creatures nearby. Doors block enemies while still allowing its owner's creatures to have a passage. They come in various forms, such as Wooden, Braced, Secret, and Magic. Secret doors imitate walls, and Magic doors defend themselves by shooting enemy creatures. Bridges connect areas and facilitate transport over water and lava tiles. Lava harms most creatures and burns Wooden
Bridges, but Stone Bridges are immune to it.
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realm and safeguarded by its guardian. These devices have forced even serious dungeon keepers into retreat. An evil warrior known as the Horned Reaper (or "Horny") believes he has the ability to remove Portal Gems from
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Spells are cast using mana, not gold as in the first game. Spells include healing creatures, creating Imps, and summoning all creatures to a particular location. There are two grades of each spell, upgraded in the
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created to reduce ambiguity when looking after the dungeon. In fact, the interface was redesigned more than ten times due to feedback from various groups because the team wanted the public to understand it. Testers played levels without any invading forces, which led to the development of My Pet
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was also among those who eulogized the graphics, and he did likewise with the replay value, and the multiplayer, describing it as "one of the best ever on PC". Another reviewer who complimented the improved artificial intelligence was John Houlihan of
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too praised the graphical improvements over the original, and also highly commended the sound, but criticized the lack of gameplay changes compared to the first game. The gameplay was praised as "outstanding" by William Harms of the American
918:"should have been in the first place", and cited the entertainment, innovation, and addictiveness as why the game is "pure Bullfrog", but criticized the combat because he believed it was a case of putting all creatures in and hoping to win.
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and is otherwise similar to Skirmish. A patch added elite creatures (stronger than their normal counterparts) to the latter three modes. Elite creatures are attracted by constructing rooms with very specific tile arrangements.
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assisted the team in management of attaining milestones, and according to Goldsworthy, this taught the team a lot about the practices employed by major companies regarding game development.
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808:. The improved graphics in particular were noted. Trent C. Ward of
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2647:"The Sixth Annual PC Gamer Awards (Best Real-Time Strategy Game)"
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received positive reviews: reviewers lauded the graphics and
969:. In August 2000, Bullfrog announced that the development of
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1878:"Forget microtransactions: Dungeon Keeper free on GOG.com"
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In the Extras menu, players can see a teaser trailer for
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2620:"PC Gamer Editors' Choice Winners: Does Quality Matter?"
2411:. Vol. 6, no. 9. Imagine Media. Archived from
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1530:"Lock up your daughters, here comes... Dungeon Keeper 2"
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2056:. Strategy Plus, Inc. Archived from
1853:. Strategy Plus, Inc. Archived from
1790:"Behind The Scenes Dungeon Keeper".
1746:Complete Guide Book, p. front cover.
1724:. Strategy Plus, Inc. Archived from
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1876:Gaston, Martin (14 February 2014).
1451:Prima Guide Book, pp. 8–10,143–231.
933:Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings
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2787:. Rocklin, CA: Prima Games. 1999.
1847:"Dungeon Keeper 2 Update Released"
1112:Prima Guide Book, pp. 84–86,91,92.
914:s reviewer said the game was what
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3391:Video games scored by Mark Knight
2401:Harms, William (September 1999).
1619:Udell, Scott (28 December 1998).
1581:"The Making Of: Dungeon Keeper".
1433:Complete Guide Book, pp. 118–120.
862:A reviewer from British magazine
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2084:Coffey, Robert (October 1999).
1845:Fudge, James (23 August 1999).
1361:Complete Guide Book, pp. 34–37.
1103:Complete Guide Book, pp. 16,17.
1046:Complete Guide Book, pp. 68,69.
1037:Complete Guide Book, pp. 67–69.
394:Bullfrog Productions developed
3366:Real-time strategy video games
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2717:Fudge, James (3 August 2000).
2534:Houlian, John (30 June 1999).
2504:. No. 213. Peterborough:
2463:Foster, Chad (6 August 1999).
2304:Ward, Trent C. (9 July 1999).
2241:Kasavin, Greg (16 July 1999).
2010:Gentry, Perry (22 July 1999).
1528:Brooker, Charlie (June 1999).
1460:Prima Guide Book, pp. 185–187.
1442:Prima Guide Book, pp. 233–243.
1424:Prima Guide Book, pp. 106,107.
1370:Prima Guide Book, pp. 100–105.
1325:Prima Guide Book, pp. 55, 117.
1184:Prima Guide Book, pp. 110–116.
1139:Prima Guide Book, pp. 118–121.
308:Dungeon Keeper § Gameplay
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2748:Parker, Sam (1 August 2000).
2719:"Dungeon Keeper 3 Cancelled?"
2645:PC Gamer staff (March 2000).
2369:Hudak, Chris (October 1999).
2048:Cross, Jason (24 July 1999).
1714:Fudge, James (28 June 1999).
1587:. No. 143. Bournemouth:
1232:How To Attract Your Creatures
3356:Multiplayer null modem games
2750:"Dungeon Keeper 3 Cancelled"
2723:Computer Games Strategy Plus
2542:. Ziff Davis. Archived from
2054:Computer Games Strategy Plus
1851:Computer Games Strategy Plus
1820:Computer Games Strategy Plus
1816:"E3 Update – Dungeon Keeper"
1721:Computer Games Strategy Plus
1651:"The Games Of 1999 ~ Europe"
1625:Computer Games Strategy Plus
1316:Prima Guide Book, pp. 87,90.
1298:Prima Guide Book, pp. 55–69.
1271:Prima Guide Book, pp. 88,89.
1262:Prima Guide Book, pp. 82,87.
1220:Prima Guide Book, pp. 96,97.
1157:Prima Guide Book, pp. 78,79.
830:Computer Games Strategy Plus
576:Computer Games Strategy Plus
2843:Official website (Bullfrog)
1975:"Dungeon Keeper 2 - Review"
1415:Complete Guide Book, p. 12.
1379:Complete Guide Book, p. 35.
1244:Prima Guide Book, pp. 26–54
998:Prima Guide Book, pp. 8–11.
855:said, "Although still fun,
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3326:Bullfrog Productions games
2831:. Slough: Electronic Arts.
2806:ダンジョンキーパー２日本語版コンプリートガイドブック
2134:Edge staff (August 1999).
1689:. 25 June 1999. p. 16
1019:Prima Guide Book, pp. 8,9.
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2536:"Dungeon Keeper 2 Review"
2494:CVG staff (August 1999).
2270:Lupos (13 October 1999).
2243:"Dungeon Keeper 2 Review"
2203:"Dungeon Keeper 2 Review"
1938:"Dungeon Keeper 2 for PC"
1765:. 8 July 1999. p. 80
1496:Prima Guide Book, p. 246.
1388:Prima Guide Book, p. 104.
1352:Prima Guide Book, p. 100.
1280:Prima Guide Book, p. 127.
1193:Prima Guide Book, p. 109.
1148:Prima Guide Book, pp. 80.
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2672:CGW staff (March 2000).
2567:"Test: Dungeon Keeper 2"
2565:Kornifex (6 July 1999).
2501:Computer and Video Games
1716:"Dungeon Keeper 2 Ships"
1508:Update text for DK2 v1.7
1343:Prima Guide Book, p. 23.
1307:Prima Guide Book, p. 55.
1289:Prima Guide Book, p. 97.
1202:Prima Guide Book, p. 95.
1175:Prima Guide Book, p. 90.
1166:Prima Guide Book, p. 94.
1130:Prima Guide Book, p. 80.
1121:Prima Guide Book, p. 91.
1055:Prima Guide Book, p. 81.
888:Computer and Video Games
3396:Dungeon Keeper (series)
2990:Populous: The Beginning
2829:Dungeon Keeper 2 manual
1538:. No. 77. London:
870:artificial intelligence
275:artificial intelligence
263:version, and a sequel,
3275:Mucky Foot Productions
317:
3341:Electronic Arts games
2704:Computer Gaming World
2681:Computer Gaming World
2147:. No. 74. Bath:
2105:. pp. 158, 163.
2098:Computer Gaming World
1681:"Half Price Software"
1085:Manual, pp. 15,31,32.
979:War for the Overworld
973:had been cancelled.
939:Computer Gaming World
846:Computer Gaming World
614:Computer Gaming World
416:hardware acceleration
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2951:Bullfrog Productions
2594:"Dungeon Keeper 2".
2575:(in French). Webedia
239:Bullfrog Productions
47:Bullfrog Productions
3212:The Indestructibles
2475:on 21 December 2001
2415:on 17 October 2006.
2201:Clint (July 1999).
2086:"Devil's Advocate (
2060:on 29 December 2003
1991:on 14 November 2014
1904:"Dungeon Keeper™ 2"
1661:on 10 February 2001
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3371:Video game sequels
2729:on 26 January 2004
2508:. pp. 22–23.
2496:"Dungeon Keeper 2"
2465:"Dungeon Keeper 2"
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2151:. pp. 80–81.
2136:"Dungeon Keeper 2"
2050:"Dungeon Keeper 2"
2012:"Dungeon Keeper 2"
1973:House, Michael L.
1857:on 3 February 2004
1826:on 13 January 2004
1631:on 13 January 2004
1621:"Fear this Reaper"
1591:. pp. 64–69.
1589:Imagine Publishing
1542:. pp. 44–49.
1487:Manual, pp. 80–82.
1478:Manual, pp. 83,84.
1469:Manual, pp. 79,80.
1234:. Electronic Arts.
1028:Manual, pp. 12,13.
802:review aggregation
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207:dungeon management
199:Real-time strategy
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3295:Two Point Studios
3268:Related companies
2827:Bullfrog (1999).
2819:978-4-7669-3293-5
2794:978-0-7615-1805-1
2546:on 7 October 1999
2251:. CBS Interactive
2149:Future Publishing
2026:on 16 August 2000
1985:All Media Network
1884:. CBS Interactive
1540:Dennis Publishing
1506:Bullfrog (2000).
1230:Bullfrog (1999).
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