The famous classic indie game by Trendy Entertainment’s named Dungeon Defenders Is finally out and the Community Development Team has no plans to send further updates to the beloved classic. The final update has offered several pleasant memories.
Melancholy abounds as former Trendy Entertainment CDT sends the final update to ‘Dungeon Defenders’. Forbiddingly titled as The Final Update, Trendy’s CDT Update 7 involves much of the same like fixing small bugs, changes to the drop rates, and balancing the abilities of the hero.
Six new maps have been introduced to test the high-level strategies of the player along with a new True Boss Rush Challenge.
The classic tower defense game, Dungeon Defenders comes with adorable graphics and plenty of strategic depth for the gamers to enable them to spend as much time as possible behind fully exploring the setup.
Irrespective of the fact that the game has an absurd amount of DLC’s, the classic is loved thoroughly and guarded by an international audience.
Chromatic Games which is the redubbed version of the late Trendy Entertainment has supposedly gone a bit overboard and has made an iffy second iteration free to play called Dungeon Defenders II which has multiple bizarre currencies to track, along with classic loot box that gambles with impressively steep prices, allows consistent tracking of the progress of the players, and also offers a beautiful soulless grind all of which compelled the players to rethink their sanity.
The same group of developers has now announced crowdfunding via Kickstarter for their latest iteration of curbing a previously beloved franchise into the ground titled Dungeon Defender: Awakened.
The summary of the story in short reads that if the player wants to explore the time spent behind saving the Eternia crystals, they can now re-download that bad boy on Steam, as it can be expected that chances won’t strike the studio twice.
What has left the fans impressed is that the developers have stood true to their words of picking up the reigns which Chromatic Games had dropped on the ground. Gamers are fully satisfied with the amount of hard work they have put in the content.
The new maps which have been included, Omenak, Infested Ruins, Magus Citadel, WinterMire, Tomb of Etheria, and Spring Valley Escort Challenge tests the champions which have been put together by the players over the last decade and comes with multiple points of entry, multiple crystals, and occasional modifiers to add a little spice to it.
The new maps can be found on the Lost Quests tab present at the bottom of the map list when interacting with a crystal.
Players should buckle up to enjoy this last and final frontier in Dungeon Defenders.
