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Dungeon Defenders

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Dungeon Defenders is a hybrid multiplayer video game developed by Trendy Entertainment that combines the genres of tower defense and action role-playing game. It is based on a showcase of Unreal Engine 3 named Dungeon Defense.[4] The game takes place in a fantasy setting where players control the young apprentices of wizards and warriors and defend against hordes of monsters.[5] A sequel titled Dungeon Defenders II was released in 2015.

Dungeon Defenders
Xbox Live Arcade cover art
Developer(s)Trendy Entertainment
Publisher(s)Reverb Triple XP
EngineUnreal Engine 3
Platform(s)iOS
Android
PlayStation 3 (PSN)
Xbox 360 (XBLA)
Windows
Mac OS X
Linux
ReleaseiOS
  • NA: December 15, 2010
Android
  • NA: December 23, 2010
PlayStation 3
  • NA: October 18, 2011[1]
  • EU: December 21, 2011
  • AU: December 21, 2011
Windows, XBLA
  • WW: October 19, 2011[2]
Mac OS X
  • NA: March 15, 2012
Linux
Genre(s)Tower defense, action role-playing
Mode(s)Single-player, multiplayer

Gameplay edit

Dungeon Defenders is a mix of tower defense, role-playing, and action-adventure where one to four (sometimes up to six) players work together to protect one or more Eternia Crystals from being destroyed by waves of enemies which include goblins, archers, orcs, kobolds, ogres and other creatures. The game features a number of levels, consisting of around five total waves, through its campaign mode, or other levels as part of challenges; some of these levels may feature a final wave that includes a boss battle against a unique foe. The player characters, known as "heroes," defend crystals by either magically creating, maintaining, and upgrading towers or other defensive elements that damage or divert the enemy monsters, or by using melee and ranged attacks to defeat enemies directly. On easier difficulties, players have an indefinite amount of time prior to a wave to study the level's map to see where monsters will come from and the type or number of monsters, to place traps and defenses, and to manage the characters' equipment. Traps and defenses are limited by the available mana that the character has - more mana can be obtained by defeating monsters or opening chests that appear between waves - as well as a total "defense units" for the level, limiting the number of traps that can be placed. The characters can be damaged by enemy attacks, and can be killed in battle but will respawn after a few seconds, unless hardcore mode is selected. If an Eternia Crystal has taken too much damage, it will be destroyed and the players will lose that level. Successfully defending a wave will earn the characters experience points based on the difficulty plus additional bonuses, namely preventing any damage to the crystals; preventing damage to your character; and only using weapons, pets, and/or character abilities to kill monsters. Successfully completing all waves of a level will earn the players a large banked mana boost. Monsters will also drop items that can be sold for additional banked mana.

The difficulty of the level is set by the hosting player after choosing a level; the strength, number, and types of monsters that are faced are influenced by this selection and the number of players in the match, as well as the general quality of equipment that may be generated as rewards. The player has additional options, such as hardcore mode, which improves rewards, but prevents players from respawning during combat. On non-challenge levels, survival and "pure strategy" modes are unlocked after beating its campaign. These game modes have an extended number of waves which get progressively more difficult, but can yield better loot.

For the classic campaign levels ("The Deeper Well" to "The Summit"), players must work through each level before unlocking the next. They may return to any already cleared levels to try to improve their performance, challenge the level at a higher difficulty, or simply to grind for better rewards.

Characters are persistent for a player. The player can manage up to a finite number of characters, with 40 being the Steam version's limit, though they are kept separate between Trendy's ranked servers and for unranked play. The Steam version allows players to override their unranked characters with their ranked collection. Characters are selected from the available character classes: Four were shipped with the game, while eight additional classes were added in the form of downloadable content on the Microsoft Windows version.[6] Eight out of the twelve total classes have a unique set of defenses and a specific set of weapons that they can equip. The other four classes are gender counterparts to the original quartet. All classes have at least two special abilities exclusive to them.

As the character levels up with experience, the player can allocate points among a range of characteristics affecting the character or the defenses they summon. Additional bonuses to these characteristics can come from the equipment the character is equipped with. New equipment can be purchased using banked mana either in the game's store or in other players' auctions; or collected from killing monsters, opening chests, or beating the level. Banked mana can be spent to upgrade equipment, allowing the player to improve the bonuses that the equipment provides to the characters or item-specific attributes, like a weapon's base damage, secondary/elemental damage, attack rate, projectiles fired per volley, and projectile velocity. The player maintains separate inventories of equipment across the ranked and unranked servers, but this inventory will be common for all of the player's characters in that mode.

Release edit

Dungeon Defenders was released on Xbox Live Arcade, PlayStation Network and PC in October and December 2011.[7] Support for the Move accessory is included in the PlayStation Network version.[8] The game supports cross platform play between the PlayStation 3 and the PlayStation Vita.[9][10] In November there was a "development kit" released as free DLC which included the game's source code.[11]

Reception edit

Critical reception edit

Dungeon Defenders received generally favourable reviews. At review aggregator website Metacritic, the game attained overall scores of 81, 80 and 77 out of 100 for PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 respectively.[13][14][15]

Sales edit

Dungeon Defenders sold over 250,000 copies in first two weeks of release[25] and over 600,000 copies by the end of 2011.[26] By February 2012, the game's publisher reported over one million sales across Xbox Live, PlayStation Network, and Steam.[27]

Dungeon Defenders: First/Second Wave edit

First Wave is the mobile version of Dungeon Defenders, and was one of the first Unreal Engine 3 games available for iOS and the first available on Android, with a recent patch allowing cross-platform multiplayer gaming between the two mobile operating systems via GameSpy.

Second Wave was a mobile version of Dungeon Defenders. It was free on Google Play, but paid on the App Store and featured a revamped menu system and improved controls.

As of December 2012, it is no longer available from Google Play.

Dungeon Defenders Eternity edit

Dungeon Defenders Eternity was released on 22 July 2014. It rebalanced the heroes and enemies of Dungeon Defenders and redesigned the loot system of the original game. It includes an early version of Playverse, the server system designed for Dungeon Defenders 2 to improve cross-platform support and discourage hacking.[28] The game received predominantly negative reviews from customers from Steam due to the lack of a single player game and inclusion of micro-transactions on the first day of release.

Eternity is no longer available for purchase on Steam.

Dungeon Defenders Redux edit

Redux is a community-developed expansion mod for the Steam version of Dungeon Defenders. It was originally distributed through Discord until it got official Steam branch support from Chromatic Games in December 2020. The mod is accessible to all Microsoft Windows users who own the base game on Steam as a 'beta' branch.[29] Redux will automatically copy the player's original ranked data for the first-and-only time they connect to ranked servers in-game. Their vanilla ranked and Redux ranked saves then become permanently separate.

Sequels edit

A sequel titled Dungeon Defenders II was made available in beta period for Windows and PlayStation 4 at the 2013 PAX East convention,[30] featuring similar gameplay to its predecessor. The game is free-to-play with microtransactions to unlock certain heroes that are otherwise unlockable through play. The game was released on Steam early access on December 5, 2014, and became available on PlayStation 4 on September 19, 2015.[31] The game was fully released alongside a version for Xbox One on June 20, 2017.[32]

Another sequel, Dungeon Defenders: Awakened was unveiled by Chromatic Games in 2019, formerly Trendy Entertainment before corporate restructuring. It was initially backed by a successful Kickstarter in the same month. The game's narrative, while set after Dungeon Defenders II, returned to the art style and gameplay established by the first game, and featured several additional gameplay updates.[33]

Players that pre-ordered Awakened for any platform gained access to the beta version of the title, which launched November 22, 2019, on Microsoft Windows.[34] The game launched in Steam's early access on February 21, 2020.[35] and was fully released on May 28, 2020. A version for Xbox One was released on March 17, 2021, with another releasing for Nintendo Switch on August 4, 2021.[36][37] It launched on PlayStation 4 on May 3, 2022.[38]

An action role-playing roguelite spin-off titled Dungeon Defenders: Going Rogue was developed and published by Chromatic Games and released in early access for Microsoft Windows on March 29, 2022. It is planned to release on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.[39]

References edit

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External links edit

  • Official website

May 08, 2024
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Dungeon Defenders is a hybrid multiplayer video game developed by Trendy Entertainment that combines the genres of tower defense and action role playing game It is based on a showcase of Unreal Engine 3 named Dungeon Defense 4 The game takes place in a fantasy setting where players control the young apprentices of wizards and warriors and defend against hordes of monsters 5 A sequel titled Dungeon Defenders II was released in 2015 Dungeon DefendersXbox Live Arcade cover artDeveloper s Trendy EntertainmentPublisher s Reverb Triple XPEngineUnreal Engine 3Platform s iOSAndroidPlayStation 3 PSN Xbox 360 XBLA WindowsMac OS XLinuxReleaseiOSNA December 15 2010AndroidNA December 23 2010PlayStation 3NA October 18 2011 1 EU December 21 2011AU December 21 2011Windows XBLAWW October 19 2011 2 Mac OS XNA March 15 2012LinuxNA December 19 2012 3 Genre s Tower defense action role playingMode s Single player multiplayer Contents 1 Gameplay 2 Release 3 Reception 3 1 Critical reception 3 2 Sales 4 Dungeon Defenders First Second Wave 5 Dungeon Defenders Eternity 6 Dungeon Defenders Redux 7 Sequels 8 References 9 External linksGameplay editDungeon Defenders is a mix of tower defense role playing and action adventure where one to four sometimes up to six players work together to protect one or more Eternia Crystals from being destroyed by waves of enemies which include goblins archers orcs kobolds ogres and other creatures The game features a number of levels consisting of around five total waves through its campaign mode or other levels as part of challenges some of these levels may feature a final wave that includes a boss battle against a unique foe The player characters known as heroes defend crystals by either magically creating maintaining and upgrading towers or other defensive elements that damage or divert the enemy monsters or by using melee and ranged attacks to defeat enemies directly On easier difficulties players have an indefinite amount of time prior to a wave to study the level s map to see where monsters will come from and the type or number of monsters to place traps and defenses and to manage the characters equipment Traps and defenses are limited by the available mana that the character has more mana can be obtained by defeating monsters or opening chests that appear between waves as well as a total defense units for the level limiting the number of traps that can be placed The characters can be damaged by enemy attacks and can be killed in battle but will respawn after a few seconds unless hardcore mode is selected If an Eternia Crystal has taken too much damage it will be destroyed and the players will lose that level Successfully defending a wave will earn the characters experience points based on the difficulty plus additional bonuses namely preventing any damage to the crystals preventing damage to your character and only using weapons pets and or character abilities to kill monsters Successfully completing all waves of a level will earn the players a large banked mana boost Monsters will also drop items that can be sold for additional banked mana The difficulty of the level is set by the hosting player after choosing a level the strength number and types of monsters that are faced are influenced by this selection and the number of players in the match as well as the general quality of equipment that may be generated as rewards The player has additional options such as hardcore mode which improves rewards but prevents players from respawning during combat On non challenge levels survival and pure strategy modes are unlocked after beating its campaign These game modes have an extended number of waves which get progressively more difficult but can yield better loot For the classic campaign levels The Deeper Well to The Summit players must work through each level before unlocking the next They may return to any already cleared levels to try to improve their performance challenge the level at a higher difficulty or simply to grind for better rewards Characters are persistent for a player The player can manage up to a finite number of characters with 40 being the Steam version s limit though they are kept separate between Trendy s ranked servers and for unranked play The Steam version allows players to override their unranked characters with their ranked collection Characters are selected from the available character classes Four were shipped with the game while eight additional classes were added in the form of downloadable content on the Microsoft Windows version 6 Eight out of the twelve total classes have a unique set of defenses and a specific set of weapons that they can equip The other four classes are gender counterparts to the original quartet All classes have at least two special abilities exclusive to them As the character levels up with experience the player can allocate points among a range of characteristics affecting the character or the defenses they summon Additional bonuses to these characteristics can come from the equipment the character is equipped with New equipment can be purchased using banked mana either in the game s store or in other players auctions or collected from killing monsters opening chests or beating the level Banked mana can be spent to upgrade equipment allowing the player to improve the bonuses that the equipment provides to the characters or item specific attributes like a weapon s base damage secondary elemental damage attack rate projectiles fired per volley and projectile velocity The player maintains separate inventories of equipment across the ranked and unranked servers but this inventory will be common for all of the player s characters in that mode Release editDungeon Defenders was released on Xbox Live Arcade PlayStation Network and PC in October and December 2011 7 Support for the Move accessory is included in the PlayStation Network version 8 The game supports cross platform play between the PlayStation 3 and the PlayStation Vita 9 10 In November there was a development kit released as free DLC which included the game s source code 11 Reception editThis section needs expansion You can help by adding to it December 2012 ReceptionAggregate scoreAggregatorScoreMetacritic First Wave iOS 66 100 12 PC 81 100 13 PS3 80 100 14 X360 77 100 15 Review scoresPublicationScoreGameSpotX360 6 5 10 16 GameSpyPC nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 17 GamesRadar PC PS3 X360 7 10 18 IGNPC PS3 X360 8 5 10 19 20 21 Official Xbox Magazine US X360 9 0 10 22 TeamXboxX360 6 5 10 23 TouchArcade First Wave iOS nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp 24 Critical reception edit Dungeon Defenders received generally favourable reviews At review aggregator website Metacritic the game attained overall scores of 81 80 and 77 out of 100 for PC PS3 and Xbox 360 respectively 13 14 15 Sales edit Dungeon Defenders sold over 250 000 copies in first two weeks of release 25 and over 600 000 copies by the end of 2011 26 By February 2012 the game s publisher reported over one million sales across Xbox Live PlayStation Network and Steam 27 Dungeon Defenders First Second Wave editFirst Wave is the mobile version of Dungeon Defenders and was one of the first Unreal Engine 3 games available for iOS and the first available on Android with a recent patch allowing cross platform multiplayer gaming between the two mobile operating systems via GameSpy Second Wave was a mobile version of Dungeon Defenders It was free on Google Play but paid on the App Store and featured a revamped menu system and improved controls As of December 2012 it is no longer available from Google Play Dungeon Defenders Eternity editDungeon Defenders Eternity was released on 22 July 2014 It rebalanced the heroes and enemies of Dungeon Defenders and redesigned the loot system of the original game It includes an early version of Playverse the server system designed for Dungeon Defenders 2 to improve cross platform support and discourage hacking 28 The game received predominantly negative reviews from customers from Steam due to the lack of a single player game and inclusion of micro transactions on the first day of release Eternity is no longer available for purchase on Steam Dungeon Defenders Redux editRedux is a community developed expansion mod for the Steam version of Dungeon Defenders It was originally distributed through Discord until it got official Steam branch support from Chromatic Games in December 2020 The mod is accessible to all Microsoft Windows users who own the base game on Steam as a beta branch 29 Redux will automatically copy the player s original ranked data for the first and only time they connect to ranked servers in game Their vanilla ranked and Redux ranked saves then become permanently separate Sequels editA sequel titled Dungeon Defenders II was made available in beta period for Windows and PlayStation 4 at the 2013 PAX East convention 30 featuring similar gameplay to its predecessor The game is free to play with microtransactions to unlock certain heroes that are otherwise unlockable through play The game was released on Steam early access on December 5 2014 and became available on PlayStation 4 on September 19 2015 31 The game was fully released alongside a version for Xbox One on June 20 2017 32 Another sequel Dungeon Defenders Awakened was unveiled by Chromatic Games in 2019 formerly Trendy Entertainment before corporate restructuring It was initially backed by a successful Kickstarter in the same month The game s narrative while set after Dungeon Defenders II returned to the art style and gameplay established by the first game and featured several additional gameplay updates 33 Players that pre ordered Awakened for any platform gained access to the beta version of the title which launched November 22 2019 on Microsoft Windows 34 The game launched in Steam s early access on February 21 2020 35 and was fully released on May 28 2020 A version for Xbox One was released on March 17 2021 with another releasing for Nintendo Switch on August 4 2021 36 37 It launched on PlayStation 4 on May 3 2022 38 An action role playing roguelite spin off titled Dungeon Defenders Going Rogue was developed and published by Chromatic Games and released in early access for Microsoft Windows on March 29 2022 It is planned to release on Nintendo Switch PlayStation 4 PlayStation 5 Xbox One and Xbox Series X S 39 References edit Dungeon Defenders Enters the Combat Phase With an Official Release Date IGN 2011 08 23 Archived from the original on 2012 07 17 Retrieved 2013 09 04 Phillip M Asher 2011 06 03 Dungeon Defenders Takes Over PSN October 18th With Move 3D Support PlayStation Blog Retrieved 2013 09 04 Official Dungeon Defenders Homepage Trendy Entertainment Dungeondefenders com 2012 12 19 Archived from the original on 2013 06 28 Retrieved 2013 08 17 Dungeon Defense on Unreal Development Kit Retrieved April 4 2012 Keast Matthew 2010 10 11 Dungeon Defenders hands on GamesRadar Retrieved 2010 12 13 Steam 2011 11 23 Dungeon Defenders New Heroes DLC Steam Retrieved 2011 11 25 Mitchell Richard 2010 08 25 Dungeon Defenders headed to PSN XBLA PC this fall GamesRadar Retrieved 2010 12 13 PerLee Ben 2010 09 28 Hands on Dungeon Defenders Destructoid Retrieved 2010 12 13 Epic NGP perfect for Gears style game Eurogamer 2011 01 29 Retrieved 2011 01 29 Today s New Releases Deus Ex Human Revolution DLC amp Dungeon Defenders RPGfan 2011 10 19 Archived from the original on 2011 10 21 Retrieved 2011 10 19 Trendy Entertainment Offers Complete Dungeon Defenders Dev Kit And Source Code As Free DLC by Indie Game Freak November 12 2011 Dungeon Defenders First Wave for iPhone iPad Reviews Metacritic CBS Interactive Retrieved 2018 11 04 a b Dungeon Defenders for PC Reviews Metacritic CBS Interactive Retrieved 2012 05 03 a b Dungeon Defenders for PlayStation 3 Reviews Metacritic CBS Interactive Retrieved 2012 05 03 a b Dungeon Defenders for Xbox 360 Reviews Metacritic CBS Interactive Retrieved 2012 05 03 McGee Maxwell 2011 11 04 Dungeon Defenders Review GameSpot Archived from the original on 2012 11 01 Retrieved 2012 05 03 Nelson Mike 2011 10 27 Dungeon Defenders Review GameSpy Retrieved 2012 05 03 Veloria Lorenzo 2011 10 31 Dungeon Defenders review GamesRadar Retrieved 2012 05 03 Gallegos Anthony 2011 11 01 Dungeon Defenders Review PC IGN Retrieved 2012 05 03 Gallegos Anthony 2011 10 31 Dungeon Defenders Review PS3 IGN Retrieved 2012 05 03 Gallegos Anthony 2011 10 31 Dungeon Defenders Review Xbox 360 IGN Archived from the original on 2013 04 10 Retrieved 2012 05 03 Lewis Cameron 2011 10 17 Dungeon Defenders review Official Xbox Magazine Retrieved 2012 05 03 Dungeon Defenders Review TeamXbox 2011 10 26 Archived from the original on 2013 05 17 Retrieved 2012 05 03 Nicholson Brad 2010 12 20 Dungeon Defenders First Wave Review You ll Want A Controller TouchArcade Retrieved 2018 11 04 Andrews Jason Dungeon Defenders Exceeds More than a Quarter of a Million in Sales ThisIsxBox com Archived from the original on 2012 01 03 Retrieved 2013 09 09 Sliwinski Alexander 2011 12 22 Dungeon Defenders picks up gold from 600K sales Joystiq Retrieved 2013 08 17 Sliwinski Alexander 2012 02 06 Dungeon Defenders hits a million paid downloads Joystiq Archived from the original on 2012 11 12 Retrieved 2013 08 17 Dungeon Defenders Eternity Out Now Dungeon Defenders 2 Blog 2014 07 22 Archived from the original on 2014 10 14 Dungeon Defenders Redux A Re Imagining Chromatic Games 2020 12 14 Retrieved 2021 09 18 Sayed Rashid 2014 12 06 Dungeon Defenders 2 Is A PS4 Console Exclusive GamingBolt Retrieved 2014 12 06 Dungeon Defenders 2 official website Trendy Entertainment 2015 09 19 Archived from the original on 2017 06 25 Retrieved 2017 06 26 iamisom 2017 05 31 Launching on Xbox One PS4 amp PC on June 20th Dungeon Defenders Trendy Entertainment Archived from the original on 2017 07 10 Retrieved 2017 07 15 Marks Tom 2019 03 27 Dungeon Defenders Awakened Hits Funding Goal on Kickstarter IGN Retrieved 2019 11 20 Romano Sal 2019 11 20 Dungeon Defenders Awakened launches in Q1 2020 for Switch and PC Q2 2020 for PS4 and Xbox One Gematsu Retrieved 2019 11 20 Romano Sal 2020 01 29 Dungeon Defenders Awakened launches for PC via Steam Early Access on February 21 Gematsu Retrieved 2020 01 29 permanent dead link Romano Sal 2021 02 23 Dungeon Defenders Awakened launches for Xbox One on March 17 PS4 and Switch later in 2021 Gematsu Retrieved 2024 04 03 Guillette Kerri 2021 07 15 Dungeon Defenders Awakened But Why Tho A Geek Community Retrieved 2022 07 26 Fuller Alex 22 March 2022 Dungeon Defenders Awakened Hitting PS4 in May RPGamer Retrieved 2022 07 24 Dungeon Defenders Going Rogue announced for PS5 Xbox Series PS4 Xbox One Switch and PC Gematsu 2022 03 29 Retrieved 2022 07 26 External links editOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Dungeon Defenders amp oldid 1219183719, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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