E3 2008 - Dungeon Hero - New Screenshots/Artwork
July 14, 2008 by Raj
Filed under Action, Adventure, Corporate, Development, E3 2008, Genre, Miscellaneous, Newsbits, RPG, Screenshots
Gamecock has released new media for Dungeon Hero. Screenshots/artwork below:
Dungeon Hero provides players with a fresh take on the classic dungeon based game. The in-game world is a totally functional, living, breathing community in every way. Eat, sleep, chat, socialize, trade and travel as you would in any civilized place – after all dungeon creatures are people too! Fierce adrenaline pumping close quarters combat against a multitude of enemies drives the player deep into their heroic role. The battle system is intense with savage encounters that will leave enemies wondering where they went wrong. Dark times call for one to stand against many, will you be the one strong enough to become the Hero of the Dungeon?
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