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    Dungeon Keeper MMO in the works

    Posted on Monday, December 01 2008 @ 18:28:26 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    NetDragon WebSoft, a game developer based in Hong Kong, announced a licensing agreement with Electronic Arts to create a massively multi-player online role playing game (MMORPG) based on EA's Dungeon Keeper games. However, unfortunately for all Dungeon Keeper fans it looks like the MMO will only be available in Asia:
    As part of this agreement, NetDragon will develop the game and obtains the exclusive license to operate and distribute Dungeon Keeper Online throughout the Greater China region, including Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau.

    "We are delighted to enter into an agreement with EA in the development of our first 3D MMORPG. Our partnership with this internationally renowned game developer is proof of our capabilities in game operations and development as well as a reflection of our market reputation," said Mr. Liu Dejian, Chairman and Executive Director of NetDragon. "Capitalizing our strength to create a strong gaming experience, powerful operating platform and unmatched expertise within China's online game market, we are confident that Dungeon Keeper Online will not only become successful in the Greater China region but also achieve remarkable results overseas."

    Jon Niermann, President of EA Asia Pacific said, "The partnership marks a significant milestone for EA as it will enhance our intellectual property and extend our product reach throughout the Greater China region. It will also further enhance our intellectual property with differentiated, high-quality games, particularly in the field of MMORPGs."



     
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