For Dungeon Hunter 5 fans out there, you probably are aware that a big-ish update rolled out for your favorite game recently. The update has a number of treats for Dungeon Hunter 5 players, but none bigger than the addition of controller support. Now you can pretend to be a real hardcore gamer as you bust out your controller when gaming time comes. Of course, you won’t need to pretend if you really are a hardcore gamer (oh yeah).
The addition of the controller support by Gameloft is not just some random feature the developers of Dungeon Hunter 5 thought up. The feature will actually come in handy when you see what the additional content is that came with the update. The new content includes game events where you get a chance to Also coming along with this update are new events where you get chances to receive Kenashi tickets. Enough Kenashi tickets will get you new weapons and armor, and new stronghold layouts as well.
Dungeon Hunter 5 has also added three new missions for players to complete, so get to them using any Bluetooth controller you might have and make gaming time that much easier. The developers added a new Rush Mode, where you can run through story missions you’ve already completed instantly, getting the XP and loot from it without having to actually go through the mission again.
If you haven’t tried Dungeon Hunter 5 yet, pick it up at the download link below. It’s free to play, with IAPs as per usual. If you haven’t received the update yet, the wait shouldn’t be that long.
DOWNLOAD: Google Play Store
VIA: Droid Gamers
Hardware controller support? On a Shamesoft title? GTFO.
Shamesoft’s “support” for hardware controllers is infamous. Asphalt 8 had digital controls signed for analogue sticks (meaning the cars would fishtail on a penny), while Nova 3 didn’t support all buttons, so players couldn’t even switch between weapons.
Shamesoft, chortle…