The Hellcat is the Awakened form of the Brawler, focusing on melee-heavy area damage from all appearances. Machinists come from Mechanics, working with an army of mechanical servants, and Soul Reapers are magical swordsmen derived from Soul Benders. If the trailer lights you on fire, of course, and you can't wait another minute to start playing Dungeon Fighter Online, you're in luck. The game's official launch is on June 9th, but the beta is going on straight until then and characters will not be wiped. Take a look at the trailer (with the pre-Awakening class names rather than the post-Awakening names) past the cut, and see if it doesn't prove a bit awakening all by itself.
Dungeon Fighter Online previews class awakenings
Betas, Trailers, Video, Classes, Previews, Free-to-play, Dungeon Fighter Online
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When Nexon isn't busy buying up smaller companies by the truckload, they've been putting quite a bit of effort into making Dungeon Fighter Online the best game it can be. The sidescrolling brawler format as an MMO is itself fairly unique, but it's sweetened a little with a trailer showing off the next three "Awakenings" for subclasses. At level 18, characters pick their subclass, and that subclass can "Awaken" into a more powerful form at level 48. Soul Reapers, Hellcats, and Machinists are on display in this trailer, each showcasing wonderfully animated attacks of devastating potential.
The Hellcat is the Awakened form of the Brawler, focusing on melee-heavy area damage from all appearances. Machinists come from Mechanics, working with an army of mechanical servants, and Soul Reapers are magical swordsmen derived from Soul Benders. If the trailer lights you on fire, of course, and you can't wait another minute to start playing Dungeon Fighter Online, you're in luck. The game's official launch is on June 9th, but the beta is going on straight until then and characters will not be wiped. Take a look at the trailer (with the pre-Awakening class names rather than the post-Awakening names) past the cut, and see if it doesn't prove a bit awakening all by itself.
The Hellcat is the Awakened form of the Brawler, focusing on melee-heavy area damage from all appearances. Machinists come from Mechanics, working with an army of mechanical servants, and Soul Reapers are magical swordsmen derived from Soul Benders. If the trailer lights you on fire, of course, and you can't wait another minute to start playing Dungeon Fighter Online, you're in luck. The game's official launch is on June 9th, but the beta is going on straight until then and characters will not be wiped. Take a look at the trailer (with the pre-Awakening class names rather than the post-Awakening names) past the cut, and see if it doesn't prove a bit awakening all by itself.
Reader Comments (4)
Posted: Jun 8th 2010 6:15PM Birk said
I will rarely criticize a company based on a game that I have not yet tried, but I have to say - I am sick and tired of the dearth of uninspired names that game designers are throwing around out here.
"Hellcats"? "Soul Reapers"?
Ughhhhhh.
Let's hope that all the shadow-assassins and hell-knights of the MMO world have a big ol' gangfight with all the soul-reapers and death-champions, and none of them are left to tell the tale.
The dark, ominous, tale of fate and mana and soul and blood and darkness.
"Hellcats"? "Soul Reapers"?
Ughhhhhh.
Let's hope that all the shadow-assassins and hell-knights of the MMO world have a big ol' gangfight with all the soul-reapers and death-champions, and none of them are left to tell the tale.
The dark, ominous, tale of fate and mana and soul and blood and darkness.
Posted: Jun 8th 2010 8:02PM Audacious said
Look at it like this: this is the anachronistic, medieval fantasy version of Streets of Rage/Final Fight/Cadillacs and Dinosaurs/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/-Your favorite arcade beat 'em up here, if you were ever so inclined to play one of those games.
And do as I do if you loved any of the aforementioned: ignore the cliché, irrelevant story and just enjoy yourself.
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And do as I do if you loved any of the aforementioned: ignore the cliché, irrelevant story and just enjoy yourself.
Posted: Jun 9th 2010 1:05AM JoeOzz00 said
I must say, this game has gotten me away from my shameful WoW addiction long enough to consider making the full time switch.
It really is a blast to just play, but I recommend grabbing a few friends and hopping on the Ventrilo to revive some of the classic brawler feel. Just doesn't feel the same with cold, distant PuGs filled with silent strangers.
It really is a blast to just play, but I recommend grabbing a few friends and hopping on the Ventrilo to revive some of the classic brawler feel. Just doesn't feel the same with cold, distant PuGs filled with silent strangers.








