Dungeon Defenders reaches a million downloads
Dungeon Defenders has crossed a million downloads, according to Reverb CEO Doug Kennedy.
The action-RPG hit Dungeon Defenders has crossed the million-seller threshold across all platforms. Downloadable content, surprises like the Portal gun, and sales have kept the drum beating to reach the figure since its October launch.
"It is tremendously successful franchise," Reverb Publishing CEO Doug Kennedy told Joystiq. "We have lots of plans to support it both with DLC and additional add-ons for the franchise."
The word "franchise" seems to imply more than just downloadable content, so we wouldn't be surprised to see it become a series or host spin-offs. In the meantime, Trendy will be releasing at least three more downloadable packs across PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. The developer recently ruled out the possibility that the PC packs (including the Holiday DLC, New Heroes Pack, Barbarian, Assault Mission Pack, and Nightmare Mode) will come to consoles, so Steam seems like the way to go if you're not already on-board.
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Well congrats to them, now they just need to give it a better single player mode, maybe a story too.
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That's my point, it would be a superior game if they could add a compelling reason to play it alone (besides grinding for loot).
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Haven't played the game since after the first month it came out. Have they actually addressed all the negative points about why NOT to play as multiplayer online? There were quite a few compelling arguments on the official forums about why the game's design works against you playing multiplayer. Most of the points I actually agreed with.
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I have no idea, I started playing with my bros about a month ago and its been awesome.
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