Uploaded June 2021 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago
Got recommended this gem because I love Darkest Dungeon (I sank 147h into it).
Obviously Iratus took big inspiration from it and I had a lot of fun playing through it the first time on the More Pain! difficulty.
The music is awesome and I embrace the concept of playing on the evil side (Dungeon Keeper anyone?).
This is the live stream while I attempt to clear the first floor: the Mines.
Most likely a cut video with commentary will follow.
- Flavor -
The kingdom had need of the vast riches buried underneath the castle: great veins of iron that promised to fuel conquest after conquest, along with ancient artifacts from a long forgotten age.
The dwarves were eager to offer their services in this project, bringing their untested mining equipment and experimental concoctions for the promise of wealth.
They only needed bodies that could obey, and that the humans could provide.
With dungeons filled to the brim with both criminals and rebels, there was no shortage of slaves to work these mines.
Drugs were used to keep them docile as they dug ever deeper, year after year, unaware of the mortal danger that awaited them below...
Got recommended this gem because I love Darkest Dungeon (I sank 147h into it).
Obviously Iratus took big inspiration from it and I had a lot of fun playing through it the first time on the More Pain! difficulty.
The music is awesome and I embrace the concept of playing on the evil side (Dungeon Keeper anyone?).
This is the live stream while I attempt to clear the first floor: the Mines.
Most likely a cut video with commentary will follow.
- Flavor -
The kingdom had need of the vast riches buried underneath the castle: great veins of iron that promised to fuel conquest after conquest, along with ancient artifacts from a long forgotten age.
The dwarves were eager to offer their services in this project, bringing their untested mining equipment and experimental concoctions for the promise of wealth.
They only needed bodies that could obey, and that the humans could provide.
With dungeons filled to the brim with both criminals and rebels, there was no shortage of slaves to work these mines.
Drugs were used to keep them docile as they dug ever deeper, year after year, unaware of the mortal danger that awaited them below...
