Resources are really easy to get, so there is no need to spend any real life money on them. Most other players in the game will leave their resource storage areas (the treasuries and the stone storages) in the same place as they were put during the tutorial. Gold treasuries are usually left COMPLETELY unprotected, […Read More]
The new iOS and Android version of Dungeon Keeper has largely been derided as a game that’s so full of in-app purchase grabs that you really can’t get anywhere without spending any money. Problem is, the game’s not really that much different from games such as Castle Clash and Clash of Clans, and it’s not […Read More]
Your strategy will naturally change a bit when you are attacking other players. Most players won’t mess with their path layout and the layout of their rooms, so the first thing to remember is that the treasuries are usually unguarded; therefore, if you want some quick gold and a little bit of quick stone, send […Read More]
Base defense is all well and good in Dungeon Keeper, but you had better have your offense up to snuff if you want to succeed. There are plenty of strategies to get an improved attack, and to have better results against not only other players, but against the campaign mode battles as well. Read on […Read More]
As you progress through the game, you will be able to build more rooms, meaning that your dungeon will get rather crowded, and you will be unable to sustain your twisty pathways. This means that it will be far more important to keep your resource stashes very close to the dungeon heart, for easier defense. […Read More]
Dungeon Keeper takes the familiar Clash of Clans formula and adds an element of tower defense to it. You have to deal with other players constantly trying to attack your dungeon, and you are given a huge number of ways that you can possibly defend it. The possibilities are so numerous that they can get […Read More]
6) Take advantage of other players’ poor dungeon building strategies in battle. Most players will keep everything as is, including even the pathways. Send your minions in through the spawn points that are the closest to the important areas (dungeon hearts and resource storages), and through the least heavily-defended areas. Send in minions with specific […Read More]
Dungeon Keeper is the reboot of the popular real time strategy series that made its name on PCs awhile back. The new iOS and Android game is positioned as a competitor to games such as Clash of Clans and Castle Clash, but of course, there’s the added psuedo-tower-defense element where you can build and destroy […Read More]
Build the highest number of hatcheries that you can at one time, and spend your gold to upgrade them as high as possible. Every battle that you fight, whether it be a campaign or against another player, is a numbers game as much as anything, and more hatcheries will allow you to train more minions […Read More]
Gem veins are not the only thing that will earn you free gems though. Digging through normal fill dirt will also reveal random prizes every so often, mostly consisting of gold and stone, but also including free gems. If you run out of standard fill dirt to dig through, build some more, and then have […Read More]
