About This Game Tired of invading dungeons? It's time you built your own! Do you feel you’re in a slump, monotonously disembowelling evil guys in endless quests for gold and a slightly better pair of boots? Are you starting to wonder if heroics really are your calling? Then welcome to the War for the Overworld!Dungeon Management ReincarnatedExcavate and build your dungeon beneath the overworld, in the modern dungeon management game that’s most faithful to the genre’s original DNA. Keep your dungeons, slap your minions, and forge underground fortresses filled with all the dastardly rooms, traps and heinous minions you desire. Do it all under the mentorship of the original and best voice of evil: Richard Ridings!Wield the Arsenal of EvilEvil loves options, and within the Veins of Evil there are plenty to go around! Choose from over sixty rooms, spells, potions, rituals, defences and constructs as you progress through the game. Deploy your fiendish tools against the goodly heroes of the overworld, and teach them the price of trespass.Conquer a Myriad of ModesWith six game modes to choose from you can conquer your enemies in your own unique way. Choose from Campaign, Skirmish, Scenarios, Multiplayer, Survival, and the My Pet Dungeon expansion (free 2-level demo included in the base game), and discover what it truly means to be the bad guy.Customise, Create, and Share with Your... EnemiesBuild your own maps and campaigns with the intuitive and powerful Map Editor, complete with scripting support, then share them on the Steam Workshop to join the ranks of thousands of custom maps already created! Meddle further, and change the very rules themselves to your liking with dozens of mutators. Being evil has never been so creative!Made by Cultists (Fanatics), for Cultists (Fanatics)War for the Overworld is developed by an independent team of fanatical developers, each with a true love of the dungeon management genre. We have continued to update the game since launch, with countless patches, balancing, polish, and many new features. Our community has been vital to our success, and we couldn’t have made the game what it is today without their help. We thank them sincerely. 7aa9394dea Title: War for the OverworldGenre: Indie, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Brightrock GamesPublisher:Brightrock GamesFranchise:War for the OverworldRelease Date: 2 Apr, 2015 War For The Overworld Download Exe File It's OK. This really needs a neutral rating.A modern version of the older dungeon keeper games. War for the overworld adds some new rooms, minions and features but keeps the gameplay largely the same. If you really like the older games then you should really like this one as well. I personally found it rather stale and a bit sluggish. I got it on sale and even with its reduced price I feel it was barely worth the money.. if i had to say why this game is so good i would only say one thinga more fleshed out dungeon keeper. This is Dungeon Keeper 3, made by fans of the original. Nothing less, nothing more.All the game mechanics you remember from DKII is here. The rooms function the same way, the workers, units, spells, campaign map. Everything. Which is good! DKII was a great game at it's time and we've had no good dungeon builder since. (I'm looking at you, Dungeons!) There is no really new feature.Not that there aren't any improvements - some are a dream-come-true for old DKII players (improved rally flags etc.), some are a bit unnecessary (spells AND defences AND rituals AND potions AND constructs at the same time?). I guess the creators enjoyed the game so much, they kept adding features, until it was a bit too much, but I guess we can handle it.Biggest problem for me (bit petty, I know) is the naming of all the things. I know the creators couldn't name all the things the same way as in DKII. But did you have to keep everything while renaming everything? O:-) "Goblin" is such a common name, they wouldn't sue you for it, and we wouldn't need "Gnarlings". Not to mention Augres, Bafus, Skargs, Chunders... I've finished the campaign and I still don't remember who is who. Anyway, while this game has some quirks (like all fan-made games have), it is certainly the best Dungeon Keeper since the original. I'm having fun almost as much as I had with DKII, and with all the content, this time it will last a lot longer than with DKII.. This is a great game if you're into strategy games and city builders. It does both in a casual way which makes it easy to learn but still makes it a challenge when you play the campaign or compete against other players.If you're a fan of strategy or building pretty cities (dungeons) you should absolutely give this game a shot :D. I had never played a "dungeon keeper" type game until this week when I saw WFTO was on sale and decided to try it. I was pleasantly when this game provided the content that I wanted to play without realizing I needed this time of game in my life.I even made the effort to look up Dungeon Keeper 1 & 2 to see where this game stemmed from. And I must say I am glad this current iteration of the series exists because it allows me as a new player to get an improved experience! With that being said, I am surprised with the amount of negative reviews being upset that it's not exactly the same as a pre-existing game that they can not only buy, but also play on GOG or Origin. So to balance out the bad reviews I had to leave mine with my 5 hours played. Thank you for this game! 8\/10!. Greetings Everyone, still getting back on track with my reviews but today I\u2019ll be looking into War for the Overworld, a dungeon builder strategy game. I\u2019ve been a fan of dungeon building games since I was a child going all the way back to the original Dungeon Keeper so don\u2019t claim (and never do) a lack of bias but does War for the Overworld create an enjoyable experience? Let\u2019s find out. Please note, this game has a lot of expansions and add-ons but I am only covering the core game itself, if I ever get any of the expansions I will cover them individually.Dungeon Keeper 2.5: This game immediately comes off of a classic game re-imagined with modern mechanics and quality of life improvements. The graphics themselves are nothing exceptional (even during release) but hold up well, the same can be said about the story telling and audio. The game doesn\u2019t try to be overly funny (a common thing found in the dungeon builder genre) or serious, maintaining a typical story I didn\u2019t find myself caring about much but provided a bit to at least have a reason to be where I was doing what I was. This overall old-school design both makes me nostalgic but also reminds me why some of the techniques, graphics and overall design were abandoned.I learned it from you: This game is truly a spiritual successor to the original Dungeon Keeper games, it really doesn\u2019t innovate much beyond that or provide any new mechanics beyond that. Don\u2019t get me wrong, the gameplay is still solid and enjoyable. This is not a slight but simply an observation, in many ways it feels like a sequel instead of a completely different game. This is both a great thing and a bit of an issue. If you are fond of the genre you\u2019ll grab this because you love it and enjoy the game but it doesn\u2019t break the mold, but more bring the series into the modern age of gaming. I felt games like Evil Genius and Dungeons 2 (the first one I didn\u2019t care much for) did a much better job at innovating but again I haven\u2019t played the DLC as of yet.Better than the mobile: There are some problems with this game however, the UI seems to be in need of updating, feeling like a computer game from the 90s at times and occasionally the game will lock up for 5-10 seconds at a time for no apparent reason. The game also locked up on me a few times within the hours played and seems to lose some frames on larger maps. I also didn\u2019t care for the overly pixilated mini-map design, especially during early levels as it just looked gaudy and difficult to use. At later levels due to limit of colors it can be difficult to identify things on your map and as a RTS player this disappointed me greatly. Another area I am not overly fond of are the timed levels, for me dungeon building games have always been a game of strategy, not tactics and have a much slower pace than their core RTS cousins. This left me with levels where I was pushing to beat as soon as possible without exploring the map and utilizing the new components introduced in the game. This is reflected in the bonus objectives too, I\u2019d rather have interesting bonus objectives like beat the level without cultists than just a timed objective. Finally, the game could use a bit of update on the minion selection window, using the portraits is a good thing but when looking at a large dungeon it is hard to select the minion type you want as so much data is over the portrait that you can\u2019t see what it is without going back to previous menus to verify.Overall, I feel this game is the closest dungeon builder you are going to get to the classic \u201cDungeon Keeper\u201d series, for better and worse. There is a lot to love and bit to dislike but overall it is a good game and worth the purchase if you are fond of the Dungeon Builder Genre (Please Evil Genius 2). As mentioned above there is a lot of DLC as well so this isn\u2019t a one and done style game. Highly recommend, Enjoy!
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