ShackStream: Indie-licious protecs & also attacs in Dungeon Defenders: Awakened
On today's Indie-licious ShackStream, we're defending the towers and looting the hordes in Dungeon Defenders: Awakened.
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On today's Indie-licious ShackStream, we're defending the towers and looting the hordes in Dungeon Defenders: Awakened.
Does Dungeon Defenders: Awakened take a strong step forward for the classic tower defense RPG franchise? Our review.
The heated suit dates back to December 2015, and was finally settled this week.
Dungeon Defenders is making a triumphant return this year as it'll be available on Steam Early Access starting next month.
Dungeon Defenders developer Trendy Entertainment has laid off roughly 20% of its development staff, as it revises its structure to reach profitability.
Trendy Entertainment has decided to drop the MOBA-like features in Dungeon Defenders 2, refocusing its efforts on tower defense in response to fan wishes.
A sequel to action-RPG tower defense Dungeon Defenders is on the way, imaginatively titled Dungeon Defenders 2. And, like almost anything with even a whiff of towers nowadays, it's picked up a competitive MOBA mode inspired by the likes of Dota and League of Legends. Announced yesterday by developer Trendy Entertainment, it'll be free-to-play on PC, Mac, browsers, iOS and Android.
After revealed the popular Dungeon Defenders running on the PS Vita early last year, developer Trendy Entertainment has backed off on the platform, allocating resources to a new project.
Dungeon Defenders has crossed a million downloads, according to Reverb CEO Doug Kennedy.
Dungeon Defenders developer Trendy Entertainment announced today that the console versions of the game won't be receiving much of the PC downloadable content, due to patch restrictions and other priorities for the team.