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Dungeon Keeper

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Dungeon Keeper is an DOS, Windows XP/98/95 fantasy strategy game, developed by Electronic Arts, designed by Peter Molyneux and published by Bullfrog in 1997. Dungeon Keeper is also part of the Dungeon Keeper series.
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Dungeon Keeper screenshot
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Windows classic award
Genres:
strategy, sandbox strategy, god game, real-time strategy
system:
DOS, Windows XP/98/95
released in:
1997
publisher:
Bullfrog
developer:
Electronic Arts
designers:
Peter Molyneux
keywords:
fantasy, isometric, third person 3D, multi-directional scroller
Modes:
single-player, LAN, modem
series:
part of the Dungeon Keeper series
NOT abandonware
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3.85 / 5.00 (73 votes)

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Input: mouse, keyboard

Distributed on: cd-rom

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