Last year, Ten Ton Hammer's Cody "Micajah" Bye jumped into Dungeon
Runners and came out loving the free-to-play title, with only a few
niggling complaints. Now that a year has passed and the game is up for
grabs as a retail version, Cody jumped into the world again to see what
has changed and if the retail copy is worth the $20 price tag. If
you're still on the fence about Dungeon
Runners, make sure you check
this out!
style="font-style: italic;">On top of this great price
reduction, NCsoft has made some tremendous
improvements to the graphics, sounds, and gameplay mechanics in Dungeon
Runners. Instead of point-and-click movement being the default, NCsoft
has opted to use a WASD movement options with mouse-clicking to attack.
This option is much more MMORPG friendly, and the only issue
I’ve had
with control options is accidentally picking up items, which is a
nuisance when you throw the Bling Gnome into the mix.
reduction, NCsoft has made some tremendous
improvements to the graphics, sounds, and gameplay mechanics in Dungeon
Runners. Instead of point-and-click movement being the default, NCsoft
has opted to use a WASD movement options with mouse-clicking to attack.
This option is much more MMORPG friendly, and the only issue
I’ve had
with control options is accidentally picking up items, which is a
nuisance when you throw the Bling Gnome into the mix.
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