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Dungeon Keeper is a franchise created by the influential Peter Molyneux.

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The Dungeon Keeper series is about building up your dungeon and producing your minions to overthrow the land that is owned by all that is good. The series currently has two games released (not including expansions and special editions). A third one, Dungeon Keeper 3, was announced and even had a pre-rendered trailer, but the game was canceled and was never released.

Games

Dungeon Keeper (Game)

26 June 1997

Platforms/PCPlatforms/Mac

Dungeon Keeper: The Deeper Dungeons

30 November 1997

Platforms/PC

Dungeon Keeper 2 (Game)

30 June 1999

Platforms/PC

Dungeon Keeper Online (Game)

31 December 2012

Platforms/PC

Dungeon Keeper

10 October 2013

Platforms/AndroidPlatforms/iPadPlatforms/iPhone

Franchise details

Name

Dungeon Keeper

Features

6 games

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First game

Dungeon Keeper (Game)

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Characters

• Has characters: Horned Reaper (Character)

Locations

• Has locations: Hell (Location), Casino (Location), Dungeon (Location), Temple (Location), Torture Chamber (Location), Prison (Location), Cemetery (Location), Underground (Location), Library (Location), Treasury (Location), Guard Post (Location)

Concepts

• Has concepts: Breaking the Fourth Wall (Concept), Demon (Concept), Downloadable Content (Concept), Fire (Concept), Fire Manipulation (Concept), Ghost (Concept), Not-So-Bad Guy (Concept), Slashing Weapons (Concept), Undead (Concept), Cryokinesis (Concept), Online (Concept), Vampire (Concept), First-Person Perspective (Concept), Dark Humor (Concept), Sacrifice (Concept), Bodily Functions as Weapons (Concept), Bully Mode (Concept), Sleeping (Concept), Sexualized Women (Concept), Hero Unit (Concept), One-Dimensionally Evil (Concept), Rogues (Concept), Air Manipulation (Concept), Knight (Concept), Deadly Gas (Concept), Torture (Concept), Possession (Concept), Samurai (Concept), Lightning Manipulation (Concept), Magic (Concept), Spellcaster (Concept), Aggressive Door-Opening (Concept), Gambling (Concept), Health (Concept), Isometric Viewpoint (Concept), Angel (Concept), Archer (Concept), Human (Concept), Dragon (Concept), Archery (Concept), Monks (Concept), Summoning (Concept), Orc (Concept), Wizards (Concept), Warlock (Concept), Dwarf (Concept), Beetles (Concept), Spiders (Concept), Mana (Concept), Skeletons (Concept), Elf (Concept), Spell Book (Concept), Trap (Concept), Witch (Concept), Trolls (Concept), Skeleton Warriors (Concept), Goblins (Concept), Barbarians (Concept), Fairy (Concept), Hellhound (Concept), Chicken (Concept), Giants (Concept), Imp (Concept), World Building (Concept), Resource Gathering (Concept), Hand Of God (Concept), Base Building (Concept), Mining (Concept), Research (Concept), Disgruntled Subjects (Concept), Minions (Concept), Player vs Player (Concept), Bile Demon (Concept), Cancelled Games (Concept), Cutscene Menu (Concept), Fire Lizard (Concept), Fog of War (Concept), GOG.com (Concept), Interactive Achievement Awards 1998 (Concept), Q-Sound (Concept), Wilhelm Scream (Concept), Xfire (Concept)

Objects

• Has objects: Fireball (Object), Spear (Object), Water (Object), Book (Object), Bow (Object), Robe (Object), Axe (Object), Whip (Object), Sword (Object), Armor (Object), Plate Armor (Object), Egg (Object), Bed (Object), Latex (Object), Gold (Object), Hammer (Object), Leather Armor (Object), Metal Armor (Object), Magic Staff (Object), Magic Sword (Object), Shield (Object), Scythe (Object), Bridge (Object), Lava (Object), Spell (Object), Leather Shield (Object), Door (Object), Shelf (Object), Pickaxe (Object), Magic Carpet (Object), Rock (Object), Portal (Object), Flail (Object), Iron Maiden (Object), Chicken Coop (Object), Gem (Object)

People

• Has people: James Leach (Person), David Amor (Person), Richard Ridings (Person), Adam Coglan (Person), Adele Kellett (Person), Alan Wright (Person), Alex Cullum (Person), Alex Dowdeswell (Person), Andrew J. Buchanan (Person), Andy Cakebread (Person), Anne Vaganay (Person), Austin W. Ellis (Person), Bernd Reinartz (Person), Bjarne Rene (Person), Christian Franke (Person), Christine Jean (Person), Christopher Plummer (Person), Colin Moore (Person), Colin Robinson (Person), Corinne Mah (Person), Darren Pattenden (Person), Darren Tuckey (Person), David Lapp (Person), David Wilson (Person), Elaine Williams (Person), Francesco Fraulo (Person), Frank Werner (Person), Giulio Marchionni (Person), Glenn Corpes (Person), Graham Harbour (Person), Ian Shaw (Person), James Lenoël (Person), Jarl Ostensen (Person), Jason Cunningham (Person), Jason Smith (Person), John Miles (Person), Jonathan Harris (Person), Jonty Barnes (Person), Julian Glover (Person), Ken Malcolm (Person), Kevin Duffy (Person), Lars Berenbrinker (Person), Lawrence Doyle (Person), Les Edgar (Person), Marc Trennheuser (Person), Mark Feldman (Person), Mark Huntley (Person), Mark Knight (Person), Mark Lamport (Person), Mark Stacey (Person), Martin Bell (Person), Martin Griffiths (Person), Matthew Webster (Person), Matthew Whitton (Person), Michael Carr (Person), Mike Man (Person), Nick Goldsworthy (Person), Nick Laviers (Person), Nick Ricks (Person), Patrick Borg (Person), Patrick Buechner (Person), Paul Carpenter (Person), Paul McLaughlin (Person), Peter Amachree (Person), Peter Blow (Person), Peter Larsen (Person), Phil Mansell (Person), Richard Wilson (Person), Robin Green (Person), Sean Cooper (Person), Sean Masterson (Person), Shelagh Lewins (Person), Shintaro Kanaoya (Person), Simon Carter (Person), Stephanie Michel (Person), Steven Lawrie (Person), Stuart Black (Person), Thomas Andersen (Person), Vince Farquharson (Person), Wayne Frost (Person), Dave Witcher (Person), Ian Shippen (Person)