Разработчик: Electric Succubi
Описание
A retro roguelike dungeon simulator
KeeperRL combines classic dungeon simulator gameplay with roguelike and RPG elements. As an evil keeper you will dig out and construct a dungeon and recruit malicious minions to help do your bidding. You’ll train and equip them and take up the fight with the forces of good around you.
Engage in combat and take direct control of your minions and in true roguelike fashion fight tactical battles in a simultaneous turn-based manner. When you make a move, your enemies also move.
Dungeon management
Dig deep into the mountain and establish a great dungeon to fit the needs of you and your minions. Ensure there’s sleeping quarters, training rooms and crafting stations and decorations. Make sure your dungeon is defensible against invaders using traps, guard areas and choke points.
Multiple playable factions 
Master up to 10 unique factions and their respective keepers. Play as a Dark Wizard mastering the art of black magic, a Necromancer forging an army of undead or play as a Goblin King, leading a horde of greenskins on a quest to find the lost goblin matrons. Your choice of faction will impact gameplay and the style of your dungeon.
Roguelike
The world is procedurally generated and simulated on a very detailed level. Creatures use equipment and consumable items. There are dozens of special items, spells, attributes and special attacks. Cut off the heads and limbs and blind or poison your enemies in combat and if you’re not careful your enemies can do the same to you. If your Keeper dies it’s game over and you’ll have to start over again so consider your tactics carefully.
Quickly get your dungeon going and go on your first raid, but the game continues to reveal more depth the longer you play and manage to stay alive.
Explore and expand
Explore the world around you through a large world map with dangerous locations to raid and pillage for loot and infamy as other factions might attempt to raid your dungeon if you fail to defeat them.
You’ll also explore the mountain you’ve built your dungeon in as you can come across precious resources, treasures or dangerous perils above and below you.
Multiple Floors
Expand your dungeon and dig tunnels and rooms in both vertical directions as KeeperRL supports many Z-levels.
Online map sharing and mods
Download dungeons made by other players from Steam Workshop, and places them on your world map as enemies. See how others design their fortresses, fight with their minions, and steal their loot! After winning the game, you'll have the option to share your dungeon online as well.
Or browse and download any number of the great mods available for the game through Steam Workshop.
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Dual Core CPU - 2.4GHz+
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- OS: Windows 10
- Processor: Dual Core CPU - 4GHz+
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Mac
- OS: 10.7 Lion
- Processor: Dual Core CPU - 2.4GHz+
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- OS: 10.7 Lion
- Processor: Dual Core CPU - 4GHz+
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu
- Processor: Dual Core CPU - 2.4GHz+
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Storage: 1 GB available space
- OS: Ubuntu
- Processor: Dual Core CPU - 4GHz+
- Memory: 8 GB RAM
- Storage: 1 GB available space
Отзывы пользователей
Not very complex I feel like I've seen all this game has to offer in under 2 hours.
10/10
As the name implies its Dungeon Keeper meets Rogue-like. Straight forward fun with reasonable UX, that has had a lot of care put into it.
Quick Summary: This game is an unbelievable amount of fun! I feel like the game could have been named: Hero's of Might and Magic Tycoon. If I had this game 30 years ago, it would have been the only game I played. Not the best for in-depth tutorials, but there is a lot of community support. Game can be punishing at times, but once you get a few games in you'll understand what to do. The difficulty can be adjusted, and the learning curve is not bad at all. I strongly endorse this game!!!
Nice game to create your evil dungeon,
I enjoyed the game play, and truly did sink a lot of time into the game, but I also am a devout Catholic, and I don't feel comfortable with the sacrilegious tone the new update took. If you don't mind that, and enjoy games that tend towards being a bit harder, you'll probably like this game. I'll probably be retiring it, though.
Just not a very fun game, poor turn based combat, poor turn based combat, For a game that came out this year I expected more, this is just a clunky mess.
this game taught me that minors make very poor miners
War crimes in fantasy setting.
Fantastic.
A game about being an evil dungeon keeper, destroying or enslaving your enemies.
And it has a surprisingly relaxing soundtrack.
Any fan of the Dwarf Fortress, Rimworld, or Dungeon Keeper owes it to themselves to play this game. Bonus points for being one of the most moddable games on the market! Dig out your dungeon, repel invaders, find treasure, and take good care of your champion creatures to take control. Lots of replayability, and a very unique mechanic that allows you to set your own dungeon as an adversary for future playthroughs (or download other players' dungeons). Perfect for laptops and steam decks.
Ah, KeeperRL, the game where your dreams of being an evil overlord come true-sort of. Imagine if Dungeons and Dragons had a wild fling with SimCity, and nine months later you got KeeperRL.
First off, you'll dive into a pixelated world that looks like someone took a box of Crayola crayons to an ancient map. You're the bad guy here, a dungeon keeper with a desire for domination and an interior decorating style that screams "I'm evil, but I like things organized."
You start building your dungeon, and it's all fun and games until you realize your minions are about as smart as a sack of hammers. They'll wander into traps they set themselves, and forget the concept of teamwork when the heroes come knocking.
Speaking of heroes, they're more like persistent pests who didn't get the memo that the villain should always win. And nothing says 'comic relief' quite like watching your supposedly fearsome creatures get their butts handed to them by a lone hero with a stick.
But here's the kicker: when you least expect it, you might just end up getting emotionally attached to your little goblin chef who's struggling to make a meal out of thin air.
KeeperRL is a delightful mess-a chaotic mix of strategy, management, and role-playing, all wrapped up in a retro-graphics package that makes you nostalgic for the days when your biggest worry was whether you had enough quarters for the arcade.
So, if you've ever wanted to unleash your inner villain and laugh at the absurdity of it all, KeeperRL is your ticket to a villainous good time!
Great funny game !
Great little game, needs more depth but is fun for a bit
A somewhat simple yet very re-playable game. It can get a bit repetitive once you figure out the best solutions are most often the same solutions for every race, but there is some nice variety and strategy with races such as the Dwarves and Gnomes to spice things up from endless "forced conscription". If you ever get bored there's a lot of mods that add lots of content into the world that ramps up the difficulty as well.
My only big complaint is that the Adventure mode was a lot better in Early Access compared to now. I feel like it isn't worth playing Adventure mode anymore.
Neat little colony builder/roguelike fusion where you play the bad guy, or well there are a couple of "good" playable factions as well as a roguelike adventure mode.
Don't expect dwarf fortress levels of depth, you can kind of finish a campaign in a single (long) sitting once you get a grasp on things, there are z levels and treasures to be found in the depth as well as raiding other map tiles, but population limit is kind of restrictive and the tech tree is not that expansive, but still plenty of content and different factions play quite differently.
Fun dungeon building game
It's ok.
This game is simple but complex and entertaining and frustrating all at the same time. It's a great game to take it slow and bring it with you on the Steam Deck or just on a side monitor while you're at "work". I found myself coming back to this game several times during the course of the development and enjoying each and every new addition, improvement, and edit. Still looking forward to whats ahead for this game and the devs.
Cosa viene prima ? L'uovo o la gallina ? War of Overworld o KeeperRL ? Questo quando stavo giocando a quest'ultimo.
Entrambi sul mio potente HP 255 G7 vanno alla perfezione . Ricalcano quello che tutti abbiamo giocato, Dungeon keeper 1 & 2 , ma se il primo War of Overworld , lo fa un terzo capitolo della serie , superando i test di ottimizzazione sul mio pc, KeeperRL, invece ne fa uno spin-off. Crea un mondo , in cui dalle meccaniche , si può creare il proprio dungeon , con più fazioni e la cosa che ha me è piaciuta di più , il fatto che ogni fazione ha un suo "Trait" come si dice in gergo.
Questo fa si che la razza del necromante , non è uguale alla Classical ! ma un giocatore dovrà sfamare i propri sudditi , di qualsiasi razza minore , venga nel dungeon , con la carne !
Quindi niente può essere fatta senza carne, così come altre classi. Per partire vi consiglio la Classical.
Oltre a questo il mondo è generato . Si il mondo perchè NON sono una serie di livelli da superare o da fare con l'editor, che è anche un'ottima cosa, ma un mondo da esplorare , dove , nella gestione delle risorse , bisogna , prendere e fare Grinding delle risorse per fare altre cose .
E' una cosa più complicata che a me è piaciuta , diversamente dal vecchio stile di War of overworld ,che ha molti colpi in canna per definirsi anch'esso una piccola gemma, come questo .
Espandibili entrambi , con workshop !
It's good
This is a really good game definitely worth a try
Love it, the dev keeps working on this and it is so much fun.
I like it >:)
Hard and fun
Best top-down, old-school Dungeon Keeper-like fun I've had in a while. Gives me good nostalgia gamer vibes as I delve out a fortress and populate it, while I massacre the surrounding countryside, one map at a time. You play as the bad guy in most scenarios, however, so you will be killing innocent villagers and enslaving much of the surrounding populace, so be warned. (I say this because there are one or two idiots complaining in the forums about "having to torture children," and it just boggles the mind. Why did you buy the game, then, knowing the subject matter? It's like moving to Florida and complaining about the occasional hurricane. If you're going to complain about lack of agency when playing a video game, then I can't help you; you should seek professional therapy.)
There are quite a few different scenario options to choose from in terms of gameplay, plus a few more you can unlock through playing the game in certain ways and/or completing challenges (or by turning on immediately in the settings). However, I always end up playing the same way: super-power up a single character by giving him my best gear and solo battling enemies at choke points like my guy is Leonidas screaming "THIS IS SPARTA!" while I save-scum my way through all the battles. Minions -- who needs them? Me, probably, given the number of reloads in the current solo campaign.
And in fact, minions can really help, provided they're not so weak or under-geared that they're just getting mowed down in one stroke. For example, a quartet of archers backing your play while you tank in the front is an easy way to play, but I got bored with that after a few dominant runs; same with the amusement of amassing a huge army and watching it sweep a field while mounted on dragons, minotaurs, war horses, and a variety of other rideable critters; or by dominating a field through magic and summons. There's a lot of variety to how you can play the game.
Digging into the deeper layers looking for resources and events is also a lot of fun, though I wish there were a bit more randomness to the events at this point. There are a couple dozen different scenarios you can discover as you delve out the z-layers, some of which seem scripted and others placed more randomly, but you'll probably see everything within a few successful games if you mine diligently.
The game is also fairly easy to mod. I don't recall the exact format of the data files, but they're easily accessed with something like Notepad, and the structure is easy enough to interpret, allowing you to develop your own assets. I've enjoyed tweaking certain gameplay elements, like adding certain structures to a scenario's build-set for QoL or expanded gameplay. There are also many options available for download through the Steam Workshop.
All in all, given the relative cheap price and the possible time investment factor, I definitely recommend this game for those who are interested in rogue-likes, settlement builders, colony management, and old school RPGs. Bonus points if you like to torture small children and pets as an evil overlord.
Game is pretty fun, you build a dungeon and send out your hordes to destroy villages and stuff to level up your evil level so you can research better gear and stuff. Only complaint is that NECROMANCER SUCKS, IT SUCKS, YOUR UNDEAD WILL JUST LOSE THEIR LIMBS AND TAKE UP SPACE IN YOUR DUNGEON WHILE ALSO BEING BLIND AND FORCED TO CRAWL ON THE GROUND, PLEASE JUST ME BE ABLE TO USE BONES OR SOMETHING TO REPAIR MY MINIONS.
More accessible Dwarf Fortress with dungeon management. This is a fun little game. Sorting out mod versions is a little confusing but that's obviously not a strike against the game, just mentioning it as a warning to anyone else who likes using the workshop.
Solid game. It kinda plays like Rim World and Heroes Hour fusion. Very reminiscent of the old "Dungeon Master" game on byond.
very good .. VERY hard ... after 25 runs at 49 hrs i finally managed to get my first dungeon run complete
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3361007308
so you can add my dungeon as a lootable place to your game if you get this game
The game is neat, the sound is nice, a lot to learn, a lot to discover. If you want to get addicted badly, try Factorio instead but this game appealing enough to keep you sinking into it for a while and just comeback anytime that you need more. I don't really like the damage system but overall the game is really good. The discord community of this game is unreal in a good way.
Can already tell this game is very addicting and i love it, one hour flew when i played it
This is a challenging game. While KeeperRL is it's own thing, imagine that Dungeon Keeper, Dwarf Fortress and Rimworld met cute and subsequently had a child (definitely not a "love" child, more of a "bad seed").
While this game is hard as heck, it's a lot of fun. There are a variety of modes to experience, which all change the play style quite a bit. The game is worthwhile as is.
***
Hopes for the future of this game? More options to play the game differently, such as persistent worlds and/or "heirs" (or comparable function). A more intuitive interface. It took some time for me to learn how to use stairs while traveling. The ability to relocate your "home" and/or have multiple "bases" (which would include the ability to harvest on other maps). A "narrative framework" allowing for campaigns, stories and/or set goals (e.g., win conditions).
Shallow.
The gameplay has about two levels to it, and then you're through the discovery phase and everything is just repetition with different-colored sprites. Needs about two more years in the "feature add" phase before release - but wait, it's already released! Guess that's not happening, then.
As much fun as this is, the game has no depth and it looks like the developer has finished it. Not worth the price. While some mods can add a bit more gameplay, there's just not much here. The gameplay concept loop is good though and a dwarf fortress meets dungeon keeper is something that deserves more love and devotion than this game gives it.
fuck poison
Fun game, but the UI needs some serious work on the steam deck. A lot of the menus go out of bounds/off screen!
Have you never heard of wasd? it's the standard for 2-d directional movement in games for a reason.
A pretty solid game. It will take a few runs to figure out what to do and stuff but I quite enjoy it.
awesome game i love it so many styles to play the new update is lit and its my favorite game to play when i dont know what i want to play
endless fun
can be hard
worth it
Dwarf Fortress meets Dungeon Keeper. Easy choice
The trailers don't do justice to the actual depth of the game. It has a lot of cool mechanics built into it, e.g how far you can go both up and down in building your base (it is all top-down but you switch between "floors") and a solid variety of creatures at your disposal, with several playable factions that offer a unique twist on the playstyle. Through this the game offers immense replayability. Beware though, this is solidly in the roguelike category and the game will not hold your hand, and stupid mistakes and careless risktaking will quickly demolish your army or end your run. It IS a hard game at its default settings.
It is highly satisfying to see your dungeon and your evil army grow, crushing enemies you previously had to avoid. The game has a bright future ahead of it, with the dev still being very active despite working on it solo for many years. It also offers relatively easy modding, further increasing the future possibilities.
There are two major drawbacks though:
1. The clunky battle system. You can switch freely between "leader" (only control one unit, the rest are automated), or "full control". The full control option makes things much more tactical and controllable, but unfortunately quite tedious (especially when both sides have big armies). The alternative is the chaos that comes with the "leader" option. Sometimes you beat down a door and your ranged minions have nuked whatever is inside before you even see it. Other times you open a door and get instantly killed. There is no clear, discernible order of who goes when, and wether your minions or your enemies strike first can win or lose a battle. It seems the only reliable way to a favorable outcome is overwhelming force, but see below. Also your minions make zero difference in what enemies to prioritize, so you often end up in an annoying scenario where your wizards just spent their long-cooldown powerful spells blasting a harmless cow to smithereens two turns before a powerful knight pops into view.
2. The balancing is pretty awful. As other reviews have correctly stated, by far the hardest part is the midgame. In midgame you are stuck between low-level enemies you can squash like bugs but that give no meaningful reward, or near-immortal ones that one-shot even your strongest warriors. Early game is equally unbalanced; you either bring a too small army and they all get dorked by a single elven archer, but adding just two or three more units can make you unstoppable against early game foes. The real problem in midgame is how the game calculates battle damage: if a unit's attack power is 0.6 or less of the enemy's defense power, all attacks do 0 damage regardless. In theory the flanking bonus could get you around this obstacle, but the odds of successfully arranging such a tactic is quite low and instead your minions end up politely walking up and getting killed 1-2 at a time. The minions you have access to by midgame have their max attack power capped to about 0.5 to 0.7 (assuming best craftable equipment) of the defense power of most available enemies, meaning said enemies are functionally immortal. This becomes especially annoying when the game sends your lair a random attacker that is literally impossible to harm which simply ends the run for you. You'll also have cases of defeating almost the entire evenly matched enemy army but then their significantly stronger tribe leader turns up and is *just* powerful enough to be immortal, and you get to choose between trying to escape (never works) and ending the quest meaning all loot lost and most minions captured.
Great game so far! Lot to do.
Dwarf Fortress Lite. The main focus is building, defending, and conquering the lands. It's much more streamlined than DF (Which I have admittedly not played much of, but enough to get the GIST). Still getting updates to the day. Make no mistake, it is difficult, and you are on a clock. That being said, the setup and runs are fun.
fun and well-done pixel art dungeon keeper with a nod to dwarf fortress. recommended.
I like it
Great game, very difficult, but fair in its approach. The game expects you to be careful, plating your walls with gold is a sure fire way to get your entire dungeon wiped.
A mix of dungeon keeper and dwarf fortress, though it has many ideas of its own. Worth the full price
Pseudo turn based-real time dwarf fortress, goblin breeding, dungeon keeper, dungeon building adventuring game. Also, it does not hold your hand; you're an adult (unless you're not), you need to use your brain to come up with solutions that require more than "press x to win".
Hard pass. Try Gnomoria instead. More stable and fleshed out without the kind of clunky UI.
The tutorial never really expands passed some of the basic controls and activities so things like other races and automation are never really explained outside of a wall of text.
Bland and Boring.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Electric Succubi |
| Платформы | Windows, Mac, Linux |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 26.12.2024 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 84% положительных (1210) |