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Dark Flock - Update 1.2 now live!
Hello heroes! Another great week of awesome community members for Dungeon League. We've enjoyed reading your comments, watching Let's Plays and streams, and we can't wait to see the game grow. AcheBit has pushed out another minor update that fixes some issues, balances some heroes, and other various updates. The patch notes are below as always. Stay tuned for some more info about our first major update in the coming weeks! Steve - Community Manager.
Dungeon League Early Access 1.2 - Dark Flock Update
Keyboard
- Keyboard now controls player 4 by default so you can play multiplayer with only one controller
Cosmos
- Holy hammers now deflect ranged attacks
Luna
- Evade has been replaced with Shadow Meld, dash a short distance followed by a period of concealment. Duration based on skill rank.
- Shadow Form replaced with Dark Flock, silence and knock back enemies, also quells nearby torches
- Arrow storm no longer stacks with Frost Arrows, it instead inflicts additional burning damage with each arrow
Albert
- Hornbeam has entirely new functionality. Hornbeam now converts nearby monsters to Alberts team for a short duration. Go make make some new friends!
Gameplay
- Race flags are now coloured red, green, blue to help with order
- Knockback tweaked for many entities
- Max fire stacking lowered to 8 from 10
- Max poison stacking lowered to 8 from 10
- Minotaur stun chance lowered to 30% from 40%
Skills
- Skill Titles coloured according to rank (green - blue - purple - red)
- Skill descriptions now shown in green for passive and orange for active
- Skill descriptions reduced in length and text made larger for readability
- Health skill buffed to +4Hp per rank from +3Hp
- Mana skill buffed to +6Mp per rank from +3Mp
Items
- Info text on various items corrected and shortened
- Ring of Haste fixed to correct cooldown of 12 seconds from 0 seconds
- Wizard Staff buffed to +10Mp from +6Mp
- 6 second trigger cooldown added to Storm Helm
[ 2015-08-04 07:01:14 CET ] [ Original post ]
Dungeon League
Achebit
Developer
Surprise Attack
Publisher
2018-10-31
Release
Game News Posts:
24
🎹🖱️Keyboard + Mouse
🎮 Full Controller Support
🎮 Full Controller Support
Positive
(37 reviews)
The Game includes VR Support
Public Linux Depots:
- Dungeon League Linux [504.2 M]
The Dungeon Masters have grown incredibly bored counting the days until some tasty new morsels enter their dungeon. The answer? Invite them in and make a show of it! Enter, the Dungeon League.
The Dungeon Masters have a new favourite sport, Dungeon League takes everything that is awesome about dungeon crawling and spews it out as 10 minutes of chaotic, multiplayer, party-game action. Up to four All Stars take to the procedurally generated dungeon to battle each other (and hordes of enemies) in a series of two minute rounds pulled at random from a stack of wildly different Quests. From the classic Deathmatch to the ever frantic (and kind of gross) Witches Eye, each round is hard fought and requires unique tactics to succeed.
Teaming up or standing only for themselves, each of the classic RPG heroes will rapidly level up and equip new gear between rounds, going from zero to hero in minutes not hours.
Intense Dungeon Crawling Action - Rounds last just two minutes and feature hordes of enemies to kill, objectives to achieve, traps to avoid and opponents to be vanquished. Win three rounds to be hailed as the Dungeon League Champion.
Easy to pick up, hard to put down - Dungeon League takes everything awesome about RPGs and removes the boring bits. It’s simple to learn, anyone can play and there’s always time for one more go.
All the RPG tropes got invited: Heroes, warriors, rogues, trolls, wizards, dungeons, traps, flickering torches, goblins, loot, skills, stat points, sweet epic gear sold by a mysterious and seductive merchant of indeterminate species and an anthropomorphised unicorn - they all came to the party.
More modes than your Dad’s old dungeon crawler: Every Tournament match randomly pulls from a stack of different Quests. From Deathmatch to Capture the Flag to Witches Eye and Obelisk, your Dad has never played a game like this. Take time out from the competition in the co-operative Gauntlet and Survival game modes or chuck the old trollskin around in Dungeon Ball, all due to arrive during Early Access along with more Tournament Quests.
Level at light speed: These All Stars take three or four levels at a time, man. Rapidly train your hero through their skill path between rounds before visiting Zug the Shopkeeper to purchase the Winged Boots, Vampiric Ring or Shadow Amulet. Find the perfect build to give you the edge in the next bout.
Take your All Star out for a test run: Worried about looking like a sunday crawler or not sure what All Star to choose? Jump into the freeplay area to bash some monsters and learn how to master each character.
The Dungeon Masters have a new favourite sport, Dungeon League takes everything that is awesome about dungeon crawling and spews it out as 10 minutes of chaotic, multiplayer, party-game action. Up to four All Stars take to the procedurally generated dungeon to battle each other (and hordes of enemies) in a series of two minute rounds pulled at random from a stack of wildly different Quests. From the classic Deathmatch to the ever frantic (and kind of gross) Witches Eye, each round is hard fought and requires unique tactics to succeed.
Teaming up or standing only for themselves, each of the classic RPG heroes will rapidly level up and equip new gear between rounds, going from zero to hero in minutes not hours.
Features
Intense Dungeon Crawling Action - Rounds last just two minutes and feature hordes of enemies to kill, objectives to achieve, traps to avoid and opponents to be vanquished. Win three rounds to be hailed as the Dungeon League Champion.
Easy to pick up, hard to put down - Dungeon League takes everything awesome about RPGs and removes the boring bits. It’s simple to learn, anyone can play and there’s always time for one more go.
All the RPG tropes got invited: Heroes, warriors, rogues, trolls, wizards, dungeons, traps, flickering torches, goblins, loot, skills, stat points, sweet epic gear sold by a mysterious and seductive merchant of indeterminate species and an anthropomorphised unicorn - they all came to the party.
More modes than your Dad’s old dungeon crawler: Every Tournament match randomly pulls from a stack of different Quests. From Deathmatch to Capture the Flag to Witches Eye and Obelisk, your Dad has never played a game like this. Take time out from the competition in the co-operative Gauntlet and Survival game modes or chuck the old trollskin around in Dungeon Ball, all due to arrive during Early Access along with more Tournament Quests.
Level at light speed: These All Stars take three or four levels at a time, man. Rapidly train your hero through their skill path between rounds before visiting Zug the Shopkeeper to purchase the Winged Boots, Vampiric Ring or Shadow Amulet. Find the perfect build to give you the edge in the next bout.
Take your All Star out for a test run: Worried about looking like a sunday crawler or not sure what All Star to choose? Jump into the freeplay area to bash some monsters and learn how to master each character.
MINIMAL SETUP
- OS: Ubuntu Linux 10.10
- Processor: 2.0 GHzMemory: 2 GB RAM
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: GeForce 8800 or Radeon HD4800 series. 512 MB of memory
- Storage: 500 MB available space
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