Last Update: 1/19/07
Evil Genius
In this game you play the role of one of three evil masterminds intending to hold the world random. But doomsday weapons don't grow on trees, and the agencies of the world won't just sit back and let you do your evil thing uninterrupted.
You will have to train evil henchmen and minions and send them out to plan and execute evil plans all over the world, while building a base to store that loot and develop new technologies. But you will also need arrays of traps, the more complex the better, to stop snooping spies, agents, and even super agents the likes of which you are probably familiar with from movies.
You will have to train evil henchmen and minions and send them out to plan and execute evil plans all over the world, while building a base to store that loot and develop new technologies. But you will also need arrays of traps, the more complex the better, to stop snooping spies, agents, and even super agents the likes of which you are probably familiar with from movies.
Publisher: None/Unknown
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 Game was short, ended abruptly, but was mad fun for the duration. Sadly, it lacked in replay-ability as compared to other titles in the genre. I would recommend playing, but not purchasing, unless it's in the bargain bin. 3/5.
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 This game tries like hell to be as good as the Dungeon Keeper series but it's kind of hard to keep up with Peter M. No worries, the game is still two tons of fun for anyone who enjoys that style of gameplay.
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