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Dungeon Hunter: Alliance could be a hack and slash action-role taking part in game developed by Gameloft. the sport could be a sequel to the 2009 iPhone game Dungeon Hunter, with the addition of a multiplayer mode and support for the PlayStation Move controller.[1]

The game is ready in a very fantasy universe. 3 character categories – mage, rogue, and mortal – square measure playable, with the sport happening over thirty levels in environments together with dungeons, forests, and villages, that embody every which way generated areas.[2] Single quests square measure calculable to last eight hours. Players will restart their game when finishing all quests on associate Elite mode, that permits them to level up to level seventy five.[3]

Dungeon Hunter: Alliance received typically average to favourable reviews upon release;[4] the PlayStation Move implementation was criticised as not operating well, the gameplay was thought-about well enforced, however generic and dated.[1] As discharged the sport had technical problems with the multiplayer on-line game hosting, however has since been mounted.[1][3]

Multiplayer[edit]

Multiplayer mode supports up to four players on one server. every player works along to complete the present quest of the host player, though players UN agency aren't thereon quest in singleplayer mode won't have their information saved apart from things and knowledge. every player is assigned  a color and their character will solely devour things therewith color around them, guaranteeing every player gets associate equal quantity of loot. not like in singleplayer, once a personality dies, the opposite players have an opportunity to revive him or her rather than having to utterly restart the extent. once all players die, the extent are restarted but.

References[edit]

^ Jump up to: a b c "Dungeon Hunter: Alliance Review : associate iPhone transplant that loses impact on the massive screen", ps3.ign.com (IGN Entertainment), sixteen Gregorian calendar month 2011

Jump up ^ Dungeon Hunter: Alliance, official web site, Gameloft

^ Jump up to: a b Kevin VanOrd (21 Gregorian calendar month 2011), "Dungeon Hunter: Alliance Review", GameSpot

Jump up ^ "Dungeon Hunter: Alliance (PS3)", Metacritic