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Latest chapter in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series coming to Nintendo 3DS

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David Jagneaux writes: "If you trace the lineage of every single RPG ever released, especially fantasy games, they will all lead back to Dungeons Dragons at some point. And the lineage goes far beyond that of just the tabletop origins, as DD has firmly established itself as a legend in the video game space as well. Games like Baldurs Gate, Planescape Torment, and Temple of Elemental Evil are some of the best RPGs ever made and all of them are rooted in DD lore and systems. Now with the upcoming release of Sword Coast Legends, n-Space and and Digital Extremes are looking to capture that magic once again, but this time, theyve created some brand new elements to enjoy."

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Chalgyr's Game Room writes: At a glance, Card Dungeon reminded me a bit of Card Hunter, a game that I really enjoyed when I first played it. I described it then as 'comfort food' - something that felt familiar yet unique and was easily accessible. Card Dungeon has a similar sort of visual aesthetic, but the style of game is completely different, far less 'relaxing', but also very rewarding. It is worth noting right out of the gates that Card Dungeon is a roguelike. That means you will die, probably die lots, and it has a system that is reminiscent of the Souls titles. If you perish, you have the opportunity to return to your last known location to recover all of your loot. However, should you die before getting your gear back - well... you lose all of what was on the first corpse and simply have to get to your most recent one. It's a familiar enough mechanic by now that players should know what to expect.

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Super Dungeon Bros is headed to consoles and PC this winter, offering hard-rocking dungeon-divers with a hankering for cooperative mayhem plenty of ways to smash baddies and collect loot. Still in pre-beta, I had a chance to go hands-on with the upcoming title during E3 2015, putting the lighthearted brawler through its paces alongside members of React Games.

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VGChartz's Jake Weston: "While other player-creation focused tools at this year's E3 such as Super Mario Maker, Doom's level editor, and Media Molecule's Dream have left me feeling ambivalent, Sword Coast Legends Dungeon Master mode has me filled with imagination of what might be possible once it's put in creative players' hands. Whether n-Space will be able to reach their ambition remains to be seen, but what I saw makes me excited to see what will happen once Sword Coast Legends launches September 8, 2015, for PC, Mac, Linux, and sometime Q4 2015 for PS4 and Xbox One."

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MMORPG.com writer Jeffrey Lerman writes, "You take on the role of Dungeon Master and have to recruit a rag-tag band of Dungeoneers to restore the glory of your Guild of Dungeoneering. Venture out into the world as you build on top of a foundation the developers have made. Each dungeon has a few levels and an objective on each for you to achieve. Hopping into a dungeon, youre given a slate of five random cards each turn that can include map tiles, monsters, and gold coins."

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Dungeon Defenders II PlayStation 4 E3 2015 trailer.

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Dungeon Defenders II closed beta is coming to PS4 later this year

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Dungeon Defenders II closed beta is coming to PS4 later this year