Easy to learn, hard to master

• Posted by FFaster April 13, 2011
• Recommended for Gamers, Students or Film/TV Fans

At first I thought the game would turn out to be a nice and funny game to play then and when. How wrong I was. I have to admit that I'm already quite accustomed to this whole Fantasy/RPG type of games so the start was quite easy for me, but after 2 hours of playing the game became more and more complex, but also more and more fun!
I'm sure it's not the right game for everyone who seeks light entertaining but if you give it a try you'll surely love it :)

Looks good, plays tough

• Posted by teacup February 25, 2011

While Dungeon Defenders doesn't carry the aura that blessed the first Unreal game on iPhone, it does benefit (and to some extent, abuses) the core qualities of what remains one of the best 3D engines around.

On the downside, the action could be more fluid as the frame rate lags. The game is a complex, knee-deep combination of 3D hack'n'slash and tower defense. Maybe too complex for the rest of us.

Great graphics

• Posted by fiskadoro February 11, 2011
• Recommended for Gamers

This uses the Unreal Engine just like Infinity Blade does. It mixes both tower defense and action role-playing in one game, so if you're into either of those genres, it's worth a look.