Dungeon Siege

As a single-player role-playing game, Dungeon Siege takes you through a continuous fantasy world where you gain skills and build a party. It costs $0.98 from GreenManGaming; weigh whether exploration and successive battles fit your plans now, rather than basing the decision on multiplayer content. At $6.99 from GreenManGaming, consider Dungeon Siege as a solo journey with a party of up to eight characters.

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81%Steam Reviews3.9K reviews86Metacritic/100

Released: Apr 5, 2011

RPG · Fantasy · Action RPG · Party-Based RPG · Classic

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01About Dungeon Siege

Dungeon Siege blends role-playing with relentless combat in a continuous 3D fantasy world. You begin as a humble farmer, explore sprawling landscapes, and gain new skills. Along the way, you can assemble a party of up to eight characters as the story unfolds and a larger conflict comes into view. Steam player reviews: 81%% positive from 3,876 reviews. Released: April 5, 2011. Steam language list: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, and Spanish.

Credits

LEAD DESIGNER

Chris Taylor

computer game designer and entrepreneur

NotableSupreme Commander · Total Annihilation · Dungeon Siege

Composer

Jeremy Soule

Developer

Gas Powered Games

Publisher

Square Enix

Steam player reviews

81%positiveVery Positive3,876 Steam reviews

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$0.972023-08-25 · Humble StoreBase game · same records as the chart above; USD history, not a regional Steam low.

Language support

Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
English	Yes	—	—
French	Yes	—	—
German	Yes	—	—

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Language	Interface	Subtitles	Audio
Italian	Yes	—	—
Japanese	Yes	—	—
Spanish	Yes	—	—

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02Before you buy

Party play

On Steam PC, Dungeon Siege starts with a lone farmer; up to eight characters can join the party during the journey.

Languages

The Steam language list includes English, French, German, Italian, Korean, and Spanish. Audio and subtitle details are not listed.

03Frequently asked questions

What is the world like?

The story unfolds across a continuous 3D fantasy world with sprawling landscapes.

How does the adventure begin?

You start as a humble farmer and gain new skills as you travel.

What is the story about?

The unfolding story pits you against an unleashed army of evil.

Popular Steam reviews

Native-language selection · 10 reviews

Selected helpful reviews in this language show both recommendations and criticisms. This selection does not represent the overall positive rating; opinions reflect the version reviewed.

RecommendedSteam player

11/26/2013

Solution for flickering in Windows 7 ( Also resolution fix ) (And also Multiplayer fix ) Hello 1- Open your Game Library 2- Right click on Dungeon Siege game and select Property and in following screen click Define launch option button. 3- Add this to that textbox : bltonly=true 4- Thats all Have a nice game :) PS: If you need highter resolutions you can also add this line width=1920 height=1080 bpp=32 nointro=true bltonly=true Of course you can change those 1920 and 1080 values :D PS2: If you want to use multiplayer option you also need to add zonematch=true As a summery you need to make Launch Option as width=1920 height=1080 bpp=32 nointro=true bltonly=true zonematch=true Also AFTER You done all steps please also do this : 1- Right Click on your desktop 2- Graphics Properities ( or if you didn't disable intel shortcuts Just press CTRL ALT F12 ) 3- Change resolution to 800x600 ( Click yes i want this resolution ) 4- In same screen select Scaling as Scale Full Screen , Save it 5- Close it 6- From Window's resolution dialog change the resolution back to your real resolution. Have a funShow moreShow less

2.6 hours at review404 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

08/31/2015

I really loved this game and had a lot of fun with it. Beyond ridiculous I cannot give this game a recommendation... The issue? Well, the Steam version ruins the game completely. By this I mean, and this is a spoiler you NEED to hear! Once you kill the Last Ending Boss the game immediately cuts to the Main menu!?!? Your supposed to be able to look at your loot, watch the ending!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and then have the option to move some of your characters to multiplayer.... you get non of that! I just spent over 30 hours on a game just to have the ending robbed from me! Looked this up on google this problem has been since it was put on Steam and they never fixed it, its been years!!!!!!!!!!!!! WTF If your going to buy this, buy the actual disc, Im beginning to think steam is not the way to go for old PC games as I have had other issues with some other pc originals from the early 2000s as well.Show moreShow less

46.2 hours at review533 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

06/26/2020

This game holds a special place in my heart. it was a game my dad and I played a lot, and I kept playing even after he beat it. Hundreds of hours, put self imposed limitations to challenge myself and then I finally put it away. When my dad passed away, I came back to it as it's some of my most cherished memories. I lost the discs when I moved, and finding it on Steam is going to allow me to play through with my son. Even if he doesn't hold it as dear as I do in the end, I want to show him something his grandfather and I bonded over.Show moreShow less

2.4 hours at review217 people found this helpful

Not recommendedSteam player

12/04/2014

Good game, definatly a classic but alas steam letdown, multiplayer is disabled, and Legends of Aranna Expansion Pack is no where in sight. This will fix some of the issues http://steamcommunity.com//sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=384309700 thx to the author for the guide.Show moreShow less

33.5 hours at review134 people found this helpful

RecommendedSteam player

05/09/2015

Dungeon Siege was one of my favourite games growing up. This is a Diablo like dungeon crawler, action RPG hack and slash. You start out with one character, which you create yourself in classic RPG fashion, and set out on your journey. Along the linear path, you meet you adventures who will join your party, by the end of the game you will have up to eight different party members, and there are three different classes which your characters can take the role of, melee, range and mage. I found the melee and range characters levelled up a lot quicker than the mage but it didn't seem to make that much difference in the grand scheme of things. You can really get into micromanaging your party once you get a couple of members, the game allows you to pause real time action to let you give orders for your characters. You can also just sit back and let the AI work it out with the very initiative behaviour system; you can set each characters default behaviour for certain circumstances which gives you the hands off approach. The graphics show their thirteen year age here; although back when this game was originally released, this was one of the best looking games of its time. Bare that in mind before you judge the pixels! The game play is very linear, there is no reason to back track in this game as enemies do not respawn, and you just need to push on forward. The zones are nicely put together, with lots of different hidden areas off the main track, allowing you to explorer and find hidden treasures or maybe a small side boss. The dungeons themselves are massive, you can find yourself getting lost in all of the corridors; this isn't a bad thing though as you just keep on squishing all the enemies till you find your path again. You are playing a dungeon crawler, so you should expect that. I've been playing Dungeon Siege for about twenty odd hours now, this was to complete the whole game including side quests; as with all games of this type, it's highly recommended you do these as they give you extra rewards and more story to immerse yourself in. Even on newer operating systems I didn't have any technical issues, it was a shame I couldn't ramp the resolution right the way up, but I am sure if you look out there you can find mods that allow you to do so. In this day and age, Dungeon Siege will only appeal to a certain audience, newer gamers will probably instantly dislike it because of the way it looks. However, if you want to try out a classic RPG game with tons of content, then Dungeon Siege is a pretty good starting point which you won't be disappointed in. If you found this review helpful, please consider giving it a thumbs up. You can also find more reviews over at http://www.completingthebackloggroup.com/ http://store.steampowered.com/app/39190/Show moreShow less

23.8 hours at review119 people found this helpful

Source: original Steam user reviews. Helpful votes are an archived snapshot, not live data. Last collected: 08/15/2026.