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Dungeon Runners Review (continued)
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Manufacturer: NC Soft
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ESRB Rating: Teen
Platform(s): Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 2000
Release Date: June 26, 2008
Average Rating: 4 out of 5 Stars
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Date: 2008-06-28
Family Game
It is a good entire family game. Lots of action. No real gore.
Date: 2008-06-28
Nothin But Fun
This is the only pvc and pvp game that you dont have to take serious log on play have a little fun then just log off no waiting till your att goes away or nothing and playing the bling gnome is fun A+++++
Date: 2008-06-28
So much value for the price!
It's amazing how much you get for the price of the retail box. The bling gnome is a massive time saver, the two free months is icing on the cake.
You also get trial codes for the other NCSOFT titles if you're curious on their other games.
You boys in Austin did good! I just want a way to outfit my bling gnome to make him look different, or a way to summon a girl bling gnome that has some other kind of roll in the game. Keep up the good work! Well worth the pice!!!
Date: 2008-06-27
Just Play It
I've been playing RPGs since before they were available on computers. I've been playing this one for just over a year. I love the complicated play and in depth storyline some RPGs offer, but sometimes I just want to get in there and whack things on the head. Dungeon Runners delivers the whackability.
Beat stuff over the head, or shoot it, or magic it if you prefer, until it dies (bloodlessly) (don't worry, the monsters are well compensated for their participation and always resurrect for another go.) Get experience points to move up levels and get fabulous loot for selling or using. Then go back and do it again. If the monsters get you instead, don't worry; you also have amazing regenerative powers and can jump back in there almost immediately.
Along with the whacking, you can entertain yourself with wacky quests provided for each of the many dungeons available as you progress. You have to experience the in game atmosphere to believe it. This is not a game that takes itself seriously. Trust me; you really need to check it out to see what I mean here. The description on the box here at Amazon is just the tip of the iceberg. And really, you can check it out for free, and NEVER pay if that's what you want. I, however, am happy to contribute the five bucks a month, and am getting the box for the bling, not the six months subscription.
Pros:
A-dict-ive
absolutely HI-larious
on the whole, a nice community of players
can play alone or in a group
simple gameplay, but cleverness factor adds depth
new content added often enough to keep me going for a year and counting
Cons:
if you have to have a developed plot, then this is not the game for you
if you don't like dungeon crawlers, then this is not the game for you
current level cap is 100 (OTOH, it provides a goal instead of endless wandering)
people with no sense of humor will not be amused
Seriously, just play it :)
Date: 2008-06-27
Dungeon Runners rocks!
If you like Diabloesque hack-and-slash, dig phat lewtz and have anything resembling a sense of humor then this is the game for you! Dungeon Runners is fun, fast-paced and rife with jokes, parodies and pop culture references. What other game gives you a quest chain that spoofs American Idol and lets you kill a mom named "Sanjyna"?!?
/goodtimes
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