Like in the first game, Dungeon Keeper 2 has a variety of maps where multiple Keepers can do battle. Notably, unlike Dungeon Keeper, the mode to play against computer players is available without tweaking, called "Skirmish".
From version 1.51, cheats do not work in multiplayer.
Maps[]
Two-player[]
Three-player[]
Four-player[]
Game Settings[]
Unlike Dungeon Keeper, the host of a game can now change certain rules. These include details such as the availability of certain objects, game speed, etc.
Trivia[]
Multiplayer was planned to support up to 13 players, with Bullfrog Productions having a meeting room service for it.[1]
References[]
- ↑ Scott Udell (28 December 1998). Dungeon Keeper II Preview. Computer Games Strategy Plus. Archived from the original on 6 April 2005. Retrieved on 24 December 2024.