Dungeon hunter 2 removed from app store series#

In general, Dungeon Hunter II doesn’t mess with the gameplay formula established in the first game.

So predictable that I actually said “Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal” to my iPod on at least one occasion. Also, there are a few twists and turns along the way to an ending I found both sad and disappointing, but those twists are very predictable. Perhaps others found the first game’s running gags more annoying than I did. It’s lost its sense of humor, for one thing, which is sad.

Dungeon hunter 2 removed from app store series#

Sadly, the series seems to have taken a few steps backwards in the story department. As before, you play a prince who is trying to save his kingdom from evil – probably the same evil that you were saving the kingdom from the first time around, although you’re not sure at the game’s outset. Story-wise, Dungeon Hunter II follows its predecessor by a generation or two. So, how did I feel about this entry as a gamer with more experience on the platform? Well, let me tell you. Now, with Gameloft’s release of Dungeon Hunter II, I’m back to my iOS reviewing roots.

Thirteen months later, I’ve reviewed about one iOS game per month, and played a lot of other games that don’t fit in our coverage. I was impressed by the graphics, had fun with the gameplay – I liked it all. Oh, what a difference a year makes! In November 2009, I played and reviewed my very first iOS RPG, the original Dungeon Hunter.