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Never has the adage the bad guys have more fun been more apt than in Bullfrog's devilishly enjoyable Dungeon Keeper sequel. Taking on the persona of a villainous sorcerer, players built increasingly elaborate dungeons in which to trap and torture hapless heroes while raising minions to carry out their fiendish instructions. You could build casinos and training rooms to keep your dungeon's denizens happy and then sacrifice them on a dark altar to boost your powers. Devilish fun.

Memorable for...
The fact that when one of your minions hit the jackpot at the casino, all fighting stopped and every creature (both friend and foe) on the map got on down to The Trammps' Disco Inferno. Strange but true.

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