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Dungeon Travelers 2: The Royal Library the Monster Seal is a hardcore JRPG that isn't for the faint at heart. To find out if you have what it takes to rid the world of evil take a look at this review!

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Check out an interesting game that will surely keep you busy for a while.

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This ain’t no Etrian Odyssey.

Sometimes, it happens that I play multiple games in a row of a specific genre or style. And it actually can help me to approach a new game, since I’ll have a point of comparison. I mean, was a game I had a lot of time to play, and I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of it. I’m still firing it up to keep advancing through dungeons, fighting monsters, getting stronger. Even the story's characters, somewhat-standard archetypes for a dungeon-crawler, were filled with cheeky and personal dialogue that made them feel unique, characters I didn’t mind spending so much time with and weren't simple one-dimensional personality stand-ins.

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Hey Poor Player's Francis DiPersio writes - "The PlayStation Vita certainly isnt short on dungeon-crawling RPGs or games teeming with ludicrous amounts of fan service. Sonys mighty black handled has become something of a refuge for these types of games, offering those on-the-go dungeon dwellers and fans of scantily-clad anime heroines a veritable smorgasbord to meet their particular gaming needs. Now, Atlus is the latest publisher to enter the fray with Dungeon Travelers 2: The Royal Library the Monster Seal, developer Aquaplus hardcore dungeon-crawler that gained a name for itself in Japan for its deep mechanics and risque antics. However, on a handheld already filled to the brim with labyrinths to explore and fleshy femme fatales to ogle, does Dungeon Travelers 2 do enough to stand out from the pack?"

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Dungeon crawling action RPG Asker, from Neowiz, sets a date for Open Beta.

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One of the best games in the Dungeon Crawling Role-Playing Games genre has just been released for North America and Europe. This game is called Dungeon Travelers 2: The Royal Library the Monster Seal and it is a first person dungeon crawler and one lengthy, difficult experience. The game was bashed about by fans for Atlus censoring only four images throughout the entire game. Dungeon Travelers 2 takes place in the kingdom of Romulea and it is currently in a state of peril. Monsters have started showing up everywhere in the world and started revolting against humanity. As a player, you take control of Fried, an adventurer from the Royal Library who is sent out to stop the monsters. This sets up the main plot of Dungeon Travelers 2.

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G4@Syfygames writes, "The roguelike is a game-changing genre, but its an old one. Dating back to Dungeons Dragons, the style has influenced everything from Diablo to the highly anticipated No Mans Sky with its procedural generation. Its no wonder that author David L. Craddock is devoting a whole book to the subject."

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USG: It's not entirely clear when the first video game RPG was created. Even after reams of research, writer David Craddock only hesitantly identifies it as Beneath Apple Manor in his new book Dungeon H@cks, which sheds light on the birth and subsequent evolution of the roguelike genre. It speaks to the rather nebulous roots of the medium, which was born in the homes and labs of a million hobbyists.

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PressStart Press is proud to announce the release of Dungeon Hacks: How NetHack, Angband, and Other Roguelikes Changed the Course of Video Games in paperback as well as on Kindle, iBooks, and other popular e-reading platforms. Written by Stay Awhile and Listen author David L. Craddock, Dungeon Hacks whisks readers back in time to the computer labs where seminal roguelike role-playing games (RPGs) such as Rogue and Moria originated. Roguelikes are beloved among their fans, who tout grueling difficulty, a wide breadth of character types, and procedural algorithms that generate brand new levels every time players begin a new quest as defining characteristics of the genre.

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Mikhail Madnani: "Still fresh from E3, I caught up with John Hardin, PR Manager for Atlus USA, and spoke at length about their catalog, his opinions on DLC, game pricing, and more, focusing on Persona 4: Dancing All Night and Etrian Odyssey 2 Untold: The Fafnir Knight."