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About This Game Deep in the underworld of Ardania, a threat of the most evil nature grows and multiplies with an appetite for destruction that is unsurpassed. Summoned from the depths of the Bottomless Pit, the (once) mighty Báal-Abaddon has been torn from his throne of skulls and imprisoned in an earthly body of less-than-imposing stature (he's an Imp, OK?) to serve the none-too-competent sorcerer Oscar van Fairweather. But unfortunately for Fairweather, the luck of the damned is on Báal's side and he soon breaks free to build his own dark and majestic... Impire. Take control the of demon Báal-Abaddon as he attempts to rebuild his mighty hell spawn form. 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It could have been oh-so-much more.The Good* Its like a MOBA-Squad based Dungeon Keeper* Its Ardania (I'm a big fan of the Majesty franchise)* Characters are pretty awesome* Dialog is great... although the demon's voice is slightly annoying* Pretty nice graphics overallThe Bad* Dungeon Keeper clone is not Dungeon Keeper* Pre-Fab rooms cut down on customization. Training room, for example is a fixed size. Can't be expanded or made into a different shape* MOBA-style RTS is a poor replacement for the Simulated Life (individual monster AI) of Dungeon Keeper* Squad-based RTS is tactically uninteresting. Its mostly "Oh A go attack B"* Pretty-much the same strategy can be used over and over again endlessly with no variation. This becomes grind-tastic quickly because this game has a billion levels.* Decent graphics, and humorous dialog seem lost on ingame movies with game assets close-up (no high-poly models) who's mouths don't even move. They took the time to do good writing, and make a great engine, but didn't consider high-poly models for close-up briefings and cinematics? WTF.* Controls feel sluggish and dull* Hero ladders are extremely annoying and grindy.* The need for constant teleportation should have informed the game-makers that something was wrong with their gameplay. Perhaps they should have made it so you didn't have to ninja over to hero ladders and perhaps make garrisoning better so you don't have to constantly shift frontline troops back for hero invasions.I give this a 6.5\/10, which is barely a passing grade, but is still a passing grade. I had fun, even though there's really very shallow in terms of tactics or strategy. The same things work over and over again. Most units don't even need to be used. But the Dungeon Keeper nostalgia and cute dialog put it over the top for me.. This game had so much potential, but due to baffling design decisions and stubbornness from the devs, it will go down as one of the most irksome DK-impostors to come out (arguably tied with Dungeons.) I really tried to like this game, but the more the devs tried to "Fix" it, the more broken it became. The game is well and truly abandoned now - skip it.. Just awful. No control over building at all, it is all cut and paste. This game is so far from anything remotely good it hurts. Yes we expected a Dungeon Keeper type game, get over it, that is what the customers wanted and it was not even close. Even attempting to look at it from a different point of view as a stand alone game not compared to Dungeon Keeper will leave you disappointed. This game is all about puting down a few predetermined rooms and leading your minions to a fight then to kitchen, a fight then the kitchen... it almost feels like this game doesn't even need me to be involved in order to play it.. Not to put too fine a point on it, but: there is not enough Dungeon Keeper in the world. Impire looks like a decent-enough clone of Dungeon Keeper, but it is sufficiently unique in most respects to be its own game. This is both good, and bad.The good side of things is how Impire handles dungeon management. By zooming out or pressing a hotkey, you\u2019re given a flat top-down view of your dungeon. Here, you can queue up units, build rooms, order upgrades and place traps. Units, like minotaurs, vampires, imps, warlocks and such, can be put into squads of six. Squads in turn can be moved around as a single unit, and coordinate their attacks. A well-formed squad of a tank, some ranged casters, a healer, and a general damage-dealer, are highly effective at handling almost any situation. Ladders may randomly appear in your dungeon, bringing adventurers that\u2019ll try to destroy things. You can build things like a Tavern that lure adventurers in and gets them drunk, making them weaker, but it\u2019s not really necessary.You are limited in exactly what types of units and rooms you can build initially, and here is where things get idiosyncratic. As you complete set objectives removed from the main mission objectives, you earn DEM points which can be placed into a Diablo-esq skill tree, which resets each mission. If you want minotaurs for this mission, you may have to sacrifice gaining some spells, or a type of room, etc. It gives the genre a kind of build-order strategy, which isn\u2019t bad, but it can rub you the wrong way. Squads can be sent off on raiding missions using an overworld map, which removes the squad from your dungeon for a time. If they succeed at the raid, you gain much-needed resources, as a dungeon is not entirely self-sufficient. There is no ore to mine, like in Dungeon Keeper.The game can be played cooperatively over network or Internet, up to four players, or competitively if that\u2019s your thing. The cooperative mode works well enough, each player gets their own dungeon, and each dungeon has it\u2019s own entrance into a kind of common battle area where mission objectives are usually located. The plot is amusing, in a 90s video game kind of way, and while it innovates where it counts, Impire fails in the areas it needs most.For everything Impire does right, with its own spin on the dungeon management genre, it gets equal amounts wrong. This is the type of game that\u2019s best bought while on sale, and only if you really want this kind of thing.Bonus: Is this Majesty\u2019s Ardania?You are correct, sire! Impire takes place in the fictional fantasy realm of Ardania of the Majesty series. Much of the design, how things look and act, are direct nods to their counterparts in Majesty. 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The problem is your dungeon is liveless.I know it is my problem I got scammed by the developers for this game, no problem learnt form it, I will never again by stuff from them. To be honest this is my first game that I would love to get a refund. Absolutely not worth it. If you are looking for Dungeon Keeper experience then look elsewhere!. This game had so much potential, but due to baffling design decisions and stubbornness from the devs, it will go down as one of the most irksome DK-impostors to come out (arguably tied with Dungeons.) I really tried to like this game, but the more the devs tried to "Fix" it, the more broken it became. The game is well and truly abandoned now - skip it.. To make it very clear at the beginning, this game is no Dungeon Keeper III and looks more like an underground based RTS. The campaigne has 4 chapters with 5 mission each and takes all together ~20hours. Sometimes the jokes during the missions are too bad but if you like the kind of humor used in Grotesque you should also like this one. At least there are two ends of the game, so playing again isn't a bad choice. Your main character, the demon Baal-Abbadon, has three specs (Support\/Melee\/Caster) and all three are play- and enjoyable.The grafic isn't up-to-date but there are many lovely details if you look at the little demons or the underground rooms. The whole game can be played in coop and has also some mulitplayer parts. There you have to protect NPCs, raid some enemy camps or to fight of endless hordes of heroes.Some negative aspects are the low variation of missions and the missed chance to improve the experience outside of the dungeon. But I had many hours of fun in Coop with this game, so anyone interested in RTS should have a look at it. Last hint, it plays like a mix of Majesty II and classic RTS games.. 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This game is all about puting down a few predetermined rooms and leading your minions to a fight then to kitchen, a fight then the kitchen... it almost feels like this game doesn't even need me to be involved in order to play it.