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Dungeon Keeper 2

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Title Screen

Dungeon Keeper 2

Developer: Bullfrog Productions
Publisher: Electronic Arts
Platforms: Windows
Released internationally: July 7, 1999


GraphicsIcon.png This game has unused graphics.
Sgf2-unusedicon1.png This game has unused abilities.
LevelSelectIcon.png This game has a hidden level select.


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Unused Spells

Invulnerable

DungeonKeeper2InvulnerableIcon.png

As its name implies, this temporarily makes a creature invulnerable. It is cast by creatures on other creatures.

(Source: Dungeon Keeper Wiki)

Chicken Arrow

A projectile weapon for creatures.

(Source: Dungeon Keeper Wiki)

Level Select

To skip to a specific level, run the game with the -level <levelname> -q (where levelname is either 'level' for a campaign level, or 'secret' for a secret level, followed, without a space, by a number) parameters.[1]

Unused Textures

Hero-owned areas in Dungeon Keeper 2 have different coats of arms depending on the level, with some levels sharing the same coat of arms (some can only be seen by editing the level externally). There are a total of 20 coats of arms found in the graphics extracts, but seven of these are unused: five do not appear anywhere, one only appears if you edit the level "Carnage" to include hero-owned reinforced walls, and the other one only appears in briefing screenshots before certain levels.

(Source: Dungeon Keeper Wiki)

Unused Sprites

There's a bunch of unused icons left over from the first Dungeon Keeper, although they're heavily discoloured.

References

  1. Dungeon Keeper 2 : Prima's Official Strategy Guide. p. 134. Rocklin, CA: Prima Games. 1999. ISBN 978-0-7615-1805-1.