| Werthead |
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GoG are giving away FREE copies of Dungeon Keeper and its expansion, The Deeper Dungeons for the weekend, and offering a monster 75% off discount on Dungeon Keeper 2 (reducing it to just $1.68).
For two of the best games ever made, this is a steal, especially compared to the godawful tablet/moble version EA released a few weeks ago which requires you to spend vast sums of money to do almost anything at all in the game. This is really the no-brainer alternative.
DK1 and its expansion will work on PC and Mac. DK2 is PC only.
| Werthead |
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Both games have been upgraded by GoG to work fine on modern machines. DK1 certainly is fine on a W7 machine. DK2 might be a bit flakier because it's a full 3D game (DK1 is 2D only; there was a 3D-accelerated version but I don't think the GoG version is it) and might clash with modern graphics cards. But so far DK1 has played very smoothly.
| Ambrosia Slaad |
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Dot for later, since I'm at work.
Any indication of the memory requirements?
For Dungeon Keeper 1 + the included expansion, GOG lists the following minimum specs:
PC:
- Windows XP or Windows Vista
- 1.8 GHz Processor
- 512MB RAM (1 GB recommended)
- 3D graphics card compatible with DirectX 7 (compatible with DirectX 9 recommended)
- 2GB HDD
- Mouse
- Keyboard
Mac:
- OS X 10.6.8 or later.
- Intel Core Duo 2GHz+
- 1GB of RAM
- 64MB of video memory
- Recommended two-button mouse or Apple mouse with Secondary Button / Secondary Click enabled
The PC requirements for Dungeon Keeper 2 are the same. (DK2 isn't available for Mac/OSX.)
| Ambrosia Slaad |
FYI, if you get a DirectX error and you're running Win8/Win8.1, download and install the older DirectX 9 End-User Runtime Installer to install the DXD3 support the game is looking for.
| Alex Martin |
Hated the reboot by Calypso.
You mean that horrible piece of crap on phones and tablets that you have to spend a lot of money on to play it as it's supposed to be played?
In this case, I think he's referring to the DK homage made by the German game developer: Dungeons.