Dungeon: Keep Her

I check out many new lewd games each week, many of which are not complete when I start playing them. Dungeon: Keep Her is a game in that category. However, when it comes to games like this, I tend to either be excited to play the next update, or I will want to play the next update, but there are so many games, I forget about them, or I just have no interest. With this game it left such a strong impression on me, I have actually made a note to come back to this in a month or so to see if there has been an update, as I really like what the developer has done so far with this game.

The Keeper Of The Dungeon

The idea behind Dungeon: Keep Her is that we are playing the role of a dungeon keeper, and we want to keep all the treasure and stuff that we have safe from treasure hunters and so called heroes. One of the things that I got a huge kick out of with this game was the fact that we are pretty much playing as the bad guy in this game, and that is pretty awesome. We have treasure, and people want to come and get it, and we are having none of it. The twist here is that not only are we pretty much playing the villain, but the story lets us pick our backstory.

What Kind Of Keeper Will You Be?

The developer of the game has stated that they want the player to choose what kind of keeper they will be in Dungeon: Keep Her. Some of the suggestions that the game has for you are being a lord of the undead, looking for more zombies, a warrior filled with bloodlust that relishes the challenge of people coming into the dungeon, and an evil collector who wants to capture would-be adventurers to add to their collection. If you dig fantasy, you will find it pretty amusing the way that the game wants you to play one of many roles as the person in charge of this deadly dungeon.

A Lot To Keep You Busy

As I write this, all of the features that Dungeon: Keep Her has planned are not implemented in the game, but there is more than enough to keep you busy. Once you create your character and pick your starting scenario, you have a few resources to start building your dungeon with. From the layout of the dungeon to the traps, weapons, and creatures that are in it. You can capture enemies and then decide what to do with them, find and make use of new resources, and there is even a trainer like element with the people that you capture. It is the kind of game that requires you to have your fingers in a lot of pies at once, and so far, it is all working very well. If you like the idea of being a dungeon keeper, but also love hot sex, this is honestly the perfect blend of those two things.

Cute, But Deadly

Dungeon: Keep Her has a pretty fun art style going on. For a game that is about being an evil dungeon keeper, killing heroes, and having hard sex with your captors, there is a kind of cuteness about the visuals. I know this is going to sound super freaking weird, but there is a kind of My Sims vibe about the characters. The XXX content in the game is pretty fun; there is a face grinding scene that I enjoyed, but as of right now, the presentation could do with a little more polish. Those sex scenes are a little rough as far as the animations go, so that is something that I would like to see worked on.

Pros:

• I liked the different story scenarios we could pick from
• The premise of playing as a villain is fun
• The game has a quirky look to it, which I liked
• It has a fun sense of progression as your dungeon improves

Cons:

• No idea how long it will take to get this finished!
• If you are not into strategy games, this is probably not going to win you over