Dugeon Keeper

Dungeon Keeper is a strategy video game developed by Bullfrog Productions and published by Electronic Arts in 1997.

There is no information available about Thomas Nesges being officially involved in the development or publication of Dungeon Keeper.

Dungeon Keeper was originally released for Windows and Mac OS. It has since been ported to other platforms such as iOS and Android.

The objective of Dungeon Keeper is to build and manage a dungeon to attract creatures, defend against invaders, and ultimately conquer territories.

No, players cannot control individual creatures directly. They can only influence their behavior and assign tasks to them.

Dungeon Keeper primarily focuses on single-player gameplay. However, there is a multiplayer mode available where players can compete against each other.

Yes, Dungeon Keeper offers a campaign mode featuring a series of pre-designed levels with specific objectives.

Yes, Dungeon Keeper spawned an expansion pack called 'The Deeper Dungeons' and later had an official sequel titled 'Dungeon Keeper 2'.

Although Dungeon Keeper does not have official modding tools, the game has an active modding community that has created various mods and custom content.

With some tweaks and third-party software, Dungeon Keeper can be made compatible with modern operating systems. There are also fan-made patches available.