Shrygue
March 21st, 2007, 20:19
via IGN (http://uk.psp.ign.com/articles/774/774635p1.html)
Today XSEED announced it will be publishing Dungeon Maker: Hunting Ground for the PSP this July. Developed by Japanese studio Global A Entertainment and released in Japan last September, Dungeon Maker lets players design their own hack and slash playgrounds.
The game's story follows a novice dungeon maker from a small town which is defenseless against monster attacks. He buys a plot of land just outside of town and begins building a dungeon with which to lure the monsters and their master -- the legendary Wandering Demon. If players can defeat this demon, they will free their hometown from the constant fear of attacks.
Battles are fought in real-time with melee and ranged weapons, spells, and summon creatures. A large selection of building materials is available with which to customize your dungeon, and players can share their work with other gamers through the PSPs network connectivity.
Screenshots can be viewed via the source link above or here (http://uk.media.psp.ign.com/media/845/845206/imgs_1.html). Leave feedback via comments.
Today XSEED announced it will be publishing Dungeon Maker: Hunting Ground for the PSP this July. Developed by Japanese studio Global A Entertainment and released in Japan last September, Dungeon Maker lets players design their own hack and slash playgrounds.
The game's story follows a novice dungeon maker from a small town which is defenseless against monster attacks. He buys a plot of land just outside of town and begins building a dungeon with which to lure the monsters and their master -- the legendary Wandering Demon. If players can defeat this demon, they will free their hometown from the constant fear of attacks.
Battles are fought in real-time with melee and ranged weapons, spells, and summon creatures. A large selection of building materials is available with which to customize your dungeon, and players can share their work with other gamers through the PSPs network connectivity.
Screenshots can be viewed via the source link above or here (http://uk.media.psp.ign.com/media/845/845206/imgs_1.html). Leave feedback via comments.