Dungeon Hunter: Alliance (PS Vita)

Dungeon Hunter follows the typical dungeon crawling archetype. You choose from one of three classes, warrior, rogue and mage. Then you basically jump into a story where the queen dies, you resurrect her and then she runs amok. Now it's your job to take...

Treading familiar ground is the worst nightmare of any new platform. The Vita launch is definitely the most robust, but it is also plagued with ports and titles that seem hard to justify the price tag.

The Vita version of Dungeon Hunter: Alliance is a fine Diablo clone, but a lack of ambition and a high price hold it back on the platform.

Dungeon Hunter comes to Sony's new handheld system with some handheld-specific enhancements and the same mountains of loot.

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Slay vile creatures alone or with up to three fellow adventurers in the first action role-playing game for PlayStation Vita. Dungeon Hunter: Alliance has you exploring the world of Gothicus from an overhead perspective as you team up with allies to battle

Dungeon Hunter: Alliance is a lousy game. It's never particularly enjoyable, is technically clumsy, and looks like garbage. It may well be the worst game in the Vita's launch line-up.

Most people will not find this review helpful, because let's face it, the game is 99 cents for the iPhone(Or was) and anywhere from 6.99 to 14.99 on Playstation Network, depending on when you got it and if you were a plus subscriber. But let's get down...

This game is fun..with Diablo-esque game-play. Others have complained about this game being inaccurate in control but I have not seen that issue. If you like the game style, this one is worth trying. My only complaint is that you can buy this on the...