![]() DK was never the prettiest game, but it made up for it – still does – with its awesome soundscape, and that's also the strongest hint that this was a very deliberate attempt to escape Bullfrog's acquired reputation for achingly cute, massmarket games.ĭK posits you as a conquering antihero tearing a dark streak across the world, and only ever puts you on the back foot for certain set-piece levels. ![]() The whiplash of a Dark Mistress euphorically tenderising her own rump, the b-caw! of a Bile Demon gobbling surprised chickens whole, the lonely chink of a depressed imp heaving his pickaxe into solid rock, the eerie whispering from the Scavenger Room. Craft a suitably elaborate dungeon, wait for a fine array of beasties to set up home in it, then zoom out and listen. DK nails atmosphere, and not just in its screams.
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