mehr dazu auf:
http://www.designersnotebook.com/Game_Credits/body_game_credits.htm#U
NPUBLISHED
Dungeon Keeper 3 for IBM PC (later retitled War for the Overworld)
(2000)
Following Genesis, I moved on to the next game in the Dungeon Keeper
line. This was to be an outdoor version of Dungeon Keeper, with
castle-building taking the place of the tunnelling in earlier games.
There were also unique hero characters and a new race. It would have
been a sort of “role-playing strategy,” combining elements of
character management as well as warfare. Unfortunately, Bullfrog made
a strategic decision not to create any more real- time strategy games
of any sort, and Dungeon Keeper 3 was dead.
http://www.designersnotebook.com/Game_Credits/body_game_credits.htm#U
NPUBLISHED
Dungeon Keeper 3 for IBM PC (later retitled War for the Overworld)
(2000)
Following Genesis, I moved on to the next game in the Dungeon Keeper
line. This was to be an outdoor version of Dungeon Keeper, with
castle-building taking the place of the tunnelling in earlier games.
There were also unique hero characters and a new race. It would have
been a sort of “role-playing strategy,” combining elements of
character management as well as warfare. Unfortunately, Bullfrog made
a strategic decision not to create any more real- time strategy games
of any sort, and Dungeon Keeper 3 was dead.