Dune II: The Building of a Dynasty
Game information
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| Category: | Real-Time Strategy |
| Year: | 1992 |
| More details: | MobyGames Wikipedia |
| Violence: |  This game includes violence |
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| DOSBox: |  Supported (show details) |
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Download from this site
| File | File type | File size |
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| dune2.zip executable: DUNE2.EXE Pre-installed demo |
Non-playable demo MS-DOS |
1,928 kB (1.88 MB) |
| dune2goodies.zip Extras from Westwood FTP |
Extra MS-DOS |
6,410 kB (6.26 MB) |
Instruction/comment
Once the demo starts, it will prompt to select sound device. If in DOSBox, press 3 for best sound quality. Then press 1 to use the extended memory.
The Extras archive contains files from Westwood Studios FTP site.
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Description (by Westwood Studios)
Inspired by the best selling science fiction adventure of all time, this simulation-strategy game takes resource management to epic proportions. As either the honorable Atreides, the mysterious Ordos or the brutal Harkonnens, you must overcome violent known and unknown adversaries to build up military prowess, political security and mining monopolies to secure the future of your dynasty on the planet of DUNE.
Forget turn-based strategy games of the past. Dune II: The Building of Dynasty puts you in the middle of the action in this real-time game with plenty of combat. With an easy to use interface, issuing orders to take out a sonic tank was never so easy, or fun. And there's more than just a few tanks in your path to total victory. You'll go up against the best the enemy has to offer, with more than 20 different units to command. Orders are immediate, your response time must be quick, and the enemy can be extremely brutal.
And since you get to select who your enemies are, replay value is extremely high in Dune II. Will you choose to ally yourself with House Atreides, a passive yet extremely loyal people? Maybe the savage Harkonnens are more to your liking. Their history of violence and fear have worked well in past conflicts, and will undoubtedly serve them well on DUNE. Or, are you more comfortable using weapons of trickery and deception? House Ordos is known for their success in sabotage and terrorism. Regardless of what side you fight for, there will be plenty of missions to command before victory is yours.
Game links
- Dune II: The Building of a Dynasty official game site
- Dune II soundtrack
- FED2k (Dune Universe fan site) tip
- Dune 2 - The Maker (fan remake of Dune II)
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