Dungeon Hunter 5

Dungeon Hunter 5 is an action adventure game with hack and slash gameplay that features some RPG elements as well. The game is the fifth installment in a successful series that has made its debut on mobile devices. Yes, this is a mobile port of a game but it’s well above decent.

Dungeon Hunter 5 comes from the land of mobile games where things look good. However, when you play it on a large widescreen monitor, the graphics tend to disappoint and it’s no exception with this one. Double however, when compared to other games of this nature, Dungeon Hunter 5 is way better than them.

The graphics might not be perfect but the gameplay doesn’t suffer at all from that. Everything runs smooth, the combat is fluid and you won’t experience frame drop at all. One thing you’ll find somewhat annoying is the lack of optimization for PC keyboard controls. With a controller, the game works great but those who don’t own one will need to have a bit of patience until they get used to the controls.

Dungeon Hunter 5 bases its concept on the previous titles meaning that each mission you go on will be short, fast-paced, and mildly difficult. The latter will increase as time goes by because that’s how free to play games like this make money. Things get really tough at one point and you’re left with few options, out of which, the easiest one is to spend real money to get better gear.

However, Dungeon Hunter 5 doesn’t throw that unpleasant option right in your face. You can grind away for gold, have a friend help you out with a quest, and there’s even the possibility to invade another player’s stronghold and loot it. The same can happen to yours but you can buy creatures to defend it, of course, using in-game currency.

Dungeon Hunter 5 might be a mobile port but it’s a decent one. There’s loads to do in, from upgrading weapons to building an impenetrable stronghold, this game will keep you busy for a long long time.