Dungeon Runners

(12 votes, average: 3.33 out of 5)

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Dungeon Runners is an old school inspired 3-D fantasy action RPG. It draws its inspiration from games like Diablo and Nox. Almost every aspect of this game was designed with humor in mind and it succeeds in that respect.

Dungeon Runners Information
Game Title : Dungeon Runners
Genres: 3D, Fantasy, MMORPG
Publisher : NCSoft
Developer : NCSoft Austin
Area : USA / Global
Official Site : Click Here
Platforms: Microsoft Windows

Pros: +Great Humor. +Old School Action RPG game play. +Recently made more features available to nonmembers. +Great Equipment system.

Cons: -Only 3 classes. -Graphics unimpressive. -Most features are member only. -Combat can get repetitive.

Dungeon Runners Reviewed

Dungeon Runners gets its inspiration from those old school action RPGs that we all loved back in the day, but it takes things a bit further by making humor a part of everything it does. Usually I skip the quest text in RPGs, but in Dungeon Runners its actually fun reading, as its usually a parody on common RPG cliches. Everything from NPC dialoge to item descriptions are humerous. But the humor alone can only keep you interested for so long, what really matters is what this game has to offer, and unfortunately it is a bit lacking in that regard.

There are only three classes to pick from: Fighter, Mage, and Ranger. The combat is your standard click and attack system and leveling is quite slow. Outside towns, the game maps are instanced similar to the system Guild Wars uses. This makes the world outside town feel very empty unless you’re playing with friends, and actually encourages players to play on their own, rather than interact with others.

Aside from slow leveling and empty environments, players need to pay if they want to access some of the game’s “premium features” which include access to be better in game items and armor. Even the premium membership page tells you that without a premium account you won’t be able to get to access the higher level areas. Recently NCSoft made some more of the late game features free, but some of the most important end-game features remain available to only paying members. I recommend you play this game just to experience the humor and the old school game play, But it isn’t something that’ll keep your interest for long.