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Dungeon Keeper Review

Take control of your very own dungeon, make your very own monsters and defend them all from would-be bounty hunters out to steal your treasure. Such is the simple premise for Bullfrog's classic title. Well, we say 'classic' title (indeed we said it when the game first came out), but in truth Dungeon Keeper got a very mixed reception when it hit the shelves of retail stores all over the UK. Some people just found the gameplay a tad repetitive after about four or five levels, and this is mainly due to the fact that the gameplay is fairly repetitive; others thought it was so much fun they didn't mind doing the same thing all over again (build a dungeon, make some monsters, go and get the baddies etc). You may feel differently. Top tip: find a demo of the game from somewhere, play it five times in a row, and if you still feel you want more then go and buy it. Easy, innit?

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