Beneath the Mountain – Dwarf Fortress Building Greenskin Defense

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Beneath the Mountain gameplay with Splat! Let’s Play Beneath the Mountain and check out a game where you’ll lead a colony of dwarves to victory or death against the greenskin hordes.

Download Beneath the Mountain : https://store.steampowered.com/app/1728840/Beneath_the_Mountain/
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33 thoughts on “Beneath the Mountain – Dwarf Fortress Building Greenskin Defense”

  1. I've played the demo a month or so after Splatty first featured it and both the giant spitter worms, as well as the z-levels were implemented by that time.

    As a matter of fact, I've played the demo to exhaustion – literally. As in, there was no mineable terrain left after I was done with all 4 z-levels and the maze of traps I crafted nearly always took out the entire invading enemy horde before they reached my defenders.

    It took me two-three days to exhaust the map, but I became very familiar with the game as a result and I must say, while I like the individual features implemented, the game still seems a long ways off from completion. Foremost, I NEED this game to have more than a 2x speed button (same issue I have with Battle Brothers, but that game has mods that add it), as well as some more lighting options, if they insist on keeping it as dark as it currently is.

    I'll probably download the demo regardless and see if they implemented the research system yet (it used to be a building with no function), as well as any new traps. Oh, and if they fixed the various types of traps with in-built walls at their back to create a proper congruous wall with one another, instead of allowing tiny units through and thus forcing the player to keep some natural rock walls around even at endgame, since there was no 'build wall' option available.

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  8. I get that getting the heart adds another dimension to what is otherwise a simple defense game, but how is that supposed to help the dwarves in the lore? Does the heart somehow help them defend? Is it like getting the grail in heroes of might and magic?

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  19. I think this game looks interesting, I dont like how dark it is though. I feel like those light posts are barely doing anything. I would hope its a little better in person or on pc monitor.

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