Narrator promises evil, excessive narration
Do you like sitting in the cold and the dark? Do you slap things that work inefficiently? Is most of your time spent making up Excessively-Hyphenated-Names and speaking in the third person?
Then boy, do I have the game for you. Totally-not-Dungeon-Keeper-management-simDungeons 3arrives on PC and Linux today, with console versions taking a more leisurely route to show up on the 17th. I assume it’s to look cool, but who are they really kidding? Themselves, that’s who.
In order to celebrate the release, Kalpyso willrun a livestream todayin order to show the final build of the title and answer questions.
Promising (during the game itself, no less), that it is “way better thanDungeons 1 and 2” (and I’m going to take their word on that),Dungeons 3follows The-Evil-Of-Many-Many-Names as it finds new lands to conquer and performs stereotypical acts of evil while Kevan Brighting comments on it. For this venture, the title promises:
Having played through a few missions, I can say that while your mileage may vary on the humor, I’m enjoying the gameplay, which mixes up the traditional formula more than I had anticipated.
