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The great wizard Galdryn of the Meadows has been vanquished by a deadly conspiracy within the Circle of Mages. His chief ally, Lord Davenmor, now struggles to save his kingdom from the dark forces of the conspiracy and the onslaught of Lord Barrowgrim’s army of marauders.
Dungeon Lords Steam Edition is a rpg, fantasy and co-op game
developed by Heuristic Park
and published by THQ Nordic.
Released on December 21st 2015 is available only on Windows
in 3 languages: English, German and French.
It has received 696 reviews of which 542 were positive and 154 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.4 out of 10. 😊
The game is currently priced at 3.74€ on Steam with a 75% discount, but you can find it for 2.07€ on Eneba.
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Windows
- OS *: x86 or x64 bit versions of Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/Win7
- Processor: AMD/Intel single-core processor running at 2.0 GHz (Intel Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon 64 are the minimum recommended)
- Memory: 1024 MB RAM
- Graphics: ATI/NVIDIA/Intel dedicated, mobile or integrated graphic card with at least 128MB of dedicated VRAM and with at least DirectX 9.0c and Shader Model 3.0 support. ATI Radeon X1600, NVIDIA GeForce 6600GT and /Intel GMA X3100 are minimum recommended graphic cards.
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Network: Broadband Internet connection
- Storage: 6 GB available space
- Sound Card: Integrated or dedicated DirectX 9 compatible soundcard
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Short review after finishing the game at lv 41: a fun but flawed old school action RPG with enough charm to rise above its flaws. Pros: - Mass amount of classes and sub classes to choose (if i would recommend this game it would be for the classes, so many of them structured in 3 tiers beating many MMOs in terms of unique and amount, some very unique like war angel only for females and so on) - While there are not many side quest, because of the class quests which are so many you still can be busy - Good amount of gear and weapons keeps the game play fresh - Great magic system with 4 schools and lots of spells available - You can always change the health and intervals at which monsters spawn anytime, if you wish a relaxed game play or you want to grind a bit - Decent voice acting and music - After you finish main game you can still play with your character Cons: - Terrible jumping which would be fine if there were not so many jumping puzzles - Mediocre main quest - Some puzzles are completely unfair (pink teleport islands and many others) and you either have to guess a lot or use a guide - Terrible inventory system where quest items do not disappear clogging your inventory system, even worse some quest items come in multiple quantities and if you pick them up even if you do not need them you cant get rid of them (the only way you know not to pick them up is either through a guide or if you played the game before) - Weapons loose durability way to fast making it a chore to repair or deal a lot of lower damage - As a melee flying enemies are a nightmare to hit If you can forgive the many flaws this is a nice rough gem on an ARPG. The mass amount of different classes to choose alone makes this game worth the time.
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So, Dungeon Lords... interesting and not well remembered game. Beat it several times myself, both original version and the MMXII version that is released on Steam. The tl;dr version - it's a fairly unique action RPG take, in ye olde times, that can be still decent fun. But it's hardly a full recommendation. Game is janky, some mechanics aren't well balanced, so on and so forth. More of a game for someone who likes exploring gaming history. The long version - game is based around a decently sized open world, with some loading zones for dungeons/city. Open areas might sometimes need quick load for assets too when moving fast. Story is alright, not really catching stars. There isn't much in terms of alternative outcomes to quests. Most of the variety comes from the class system, which is rather inspired. It functions somewhat reminiscent of Titan Quest, which would come a year later after original release of Dungeon Lords (if memory serves). You start with 1 of the 4 basic classes. Fighter, Mage, Rogue and Adept (read Cleric/Priest). Each class determines your general skill access (such as armor skills, weapon skills, magic skills etc) as well as potentially providing unique skills (1-2 per class). Those skills tend to be passive ones. So unlike Titan Quest, where classes would provide you with selection of active and passive skills to use. Most active skills in DL come from 4 magic schools (Arcane/Celestial/Nether/Rune) + some provided by usable magic items. What is in line with Titan Quest is ability to select additional classes on top of your starting one. In this case - another basic class, 2 advanced classes and 1 master class. For a total of up to 5 classes. Advanced and Master classes are based on your Basic/Advanced classes respectively. Such as being Fighter means being able to select, say, Paladin as Advanced class in Celestial (Cleric/Priest) guild. Game has 4 guilds, for basic classes + their advanced/master versions and hybrid versions. And 2 more special guilds: Eastern Houses and Sisterhood, offering only Advanced/Master classes. Sisterhood only accessible for female characters. This means around 3 dozen in total classes in the game to build your character out of. While the classes themselves aren't nearly as deep as Titan Quest/Grim Dawn, it still means a decent variety. You want to be a mage in heavy plate armour - you can do that. You want to be a priest-mage that uses fists in melee combat - you can do that. The level design is fairly interesting, offering some puzzles, secret rooms to find. On a downside, game is built around throwing enemy spawns from thin air at regular intervals. Luckily you can turn down the frequency to make it less annoying. Another downside, I would argue, is the reworked leveling system in MMXII version. A lot of your skills now level from use (mainly offensive passive ones) and you in general get a lot of stat and skill points to distribute. Which means you can become fairly broken and outscale content if you put two and two together for your class. Some might enjoy this power fantasy, but worth noting that original game had more limiting system of spending XP points both on skills and stats. In terms of questing - game adhers to old (contemporary for it I guess) school of not marking anything on the map. You get told who to find and where, but you'll have to do that on your own without obvious guidance. For the most part it works decently well, though at some points game can be stingy with recording instructions you were given. Thankfully it's old enough that you can easily google progression lists (say, on GameBanshee) to check what you need to do next. There are a couple of times when you are seemingly stuck and plot advances only after you do what seems to be side content. As far as stability goes - game plays decently well but can sometimes crash. So I would advise regular saves to not lose progress. To conclude, is Dungeon Lords a great game? Probably not. But I still think it's a decent time if you want to appreciate interesting takes studios had on the genre back in the days.
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A decent if somewhat janky adventure RPG. I like it, and its worth mentioning the Steam store page says single player only but you can in fact play this coop.
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It just feels good and fun, and I love the older RPGs from my childhood.
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Underrated time consumer. Takes some effort to stay with it, but rewards a dedicated player. Great RPG under the hood, despite the surface dents.
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Dungeon Lords Steam Edition is currently priced at 3.74€ on Steam.
Dungeon Lords Steam Edition is currently available at a 75% discount. You can purchase it for 3.74€ on Steam.
Dungeon Lords Steam Edition received 542 positive votes out of a total of 696 achieving a rating of 7.40.
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Dungeon Lords Steam Edition was developed by Heuristic Park and published by THQ Nordic.
Dungeon Lords Steam Edition is playable and fully supported on Windows.
Dungeon Lords Steam Edition is not playable on MacOS.
Dungeon Lords Steam Edition is not playable on Linux.
Dungeon Lords Steam Edition offers both single-player and multi-player modes.
Dungeon Lords Steam Edition includes Co-op mode where you can team up with friends.
Dungeon Lords Steam Edition does not currently offer any DLC.
Dungeon Lords Steam Edition does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
Dungeon Lords Steam Edition does not support Steam Remote Play.
Dungeon Lords Steam Edition is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
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Developer
Heuristic Park
Publisher
THQ Nordic
Release
21 Dec 2015
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