О чем ваще Dungeons 3

There are games that introduce a franchise to an entire generation. When Skyrim came out, masses of people discovered the world of The Elder Scrolls. BioShock Infinite brought new players to Rapture. (I'm proud of that joke.) And when Darksiders Genesis came out... Okay, that's a bad example. And when Darksiders 3 came out, not only Fury but also Death Stranding gained fans. Of course, you can't say that Dungeon Keeper 3 made a splash with its release. Yes, there was a certain niche audience that was happy to see a modern, ideological successor to Dungeon Keeper. But in our case, the game rather lured countless innocent souls to the side of evil, who not only hadn't played the previous games, but were also far removed from RTS. Probably because the genre itself isn't exactly alive in the realities of the last ten years, but that's a nuance. Dungeon Masters 3 is an anomaly. Two-thirds of it is made up of references and homages, the other third is fan service. And while it may sound ridiculous, they used something unique to hold it all together, and, oddly enough, that's what made the game memorable. It doesn't give it a unique style, but it does give it charm. We have constant nods to Warcraft, Middle-earth, Shrek, and a dozen other media and cultural phenomena. So, hello there, lore expert. Today we'll explore what happened in Dungeons 3. A community with rare memes (based on the Elder Scrolls): https://vk.com/cozypurgatorium Thank you for the videos: https://dalink.to/darkellian #dungeons3 #dungeonkeeper #games #plot #plotsummary #plotsummary