Dungeon Hunter 6 Reviews

by CalculatedMalice

When I say this game is basically just like downloading a slot machine app that’s what you’re getting to stay competitive in this game you will need to spend at least minimum $100 per day and you would basically need to get lucky in the slot machine style system to do well. I have friends who have played this game for one month and I’ve already spent $20,000 and are extremely regretting it in fact every single person that I talk to that spends money in this game regrets it and says if they could get their money back, they would quit today.

If you don’t spend money on this game, it won’t be fun and you will barely be able to progress, and every single player will be able to beat you. The customer service is terrible. Beyond terrible. Actually it’s the worst I’ve ever seen in any game. You can be fooled by these high five star ratings because Apple lets them pay for that but anyone who is giving this more than one star is either rich or a fake review.

by Emo Cutie Pie Kid

At first when you start playing it grabs your attention and pulls you in, due to how many rewards it gives you and fast how you start collecting gear and unlocking items. But as you unlock more and more events and game modes you quickly start to realize that it all boils down to PvP. You have Arenas where it’s 1v1 you have territorial game mode where your guild takes over as much land as possible over other guilds, and plenty more to add. The game just tosses offers left and right to expedite how powerful you get. More $$$$ you spend the more powerful you are with better gear/mounts/ lieutenants. Forgot to mention the fact they they have the notorious VIP Level which goes up to VIP 13. If you played games like Rise of kingdom, Infinity kingdom you would be very familiar with that add on. Essentially the more $$$ you spend it’s the games “Thank you” to you by boosting you up VIP levels which boost your stats making you way stronger than any F2P player could ever be. Your typical p2W game that fell in the ultimate cash grab scheme…. Sad

by Jfar1690

Graphics are great, downloaded because seemed decent enough, like dungeon running, getting gear, etc. The sheer amount of stuff you’re supposed to do every day is unreal. Day one I figured, ok yeah I need to play through the story and go up levels in the tower, there’s no way to get through it any faster so you wait while your character auto fights it’s way to the end of each level. Beginning of every game in general just takes longer. Then you start leveling up, more stuff unlocking that you need to do, again, aside from a couple of things, no real way to skip past battles or speed up the process. The online reward timer? 10 min a spin x8, and for the three days I played, that was finished well before all the other stuff I needed to complete. For me, it’s just tedious watching your character slowly run around and fight things for literal hours for so little progression. If you love having to commit a significant amount of time to a cellphone game, this will work for you. Maybe it gets better at some point, but in three days, I had it open for 9h and 44m. The tediousness ALONE is enough for a bad review, but it also comes with some of the biggest purchase pushing I’ve seen. Dozens of icons for buy this, do that, get rewards for purchases! It’s all just too much. I wanted to like it, it LOOKS good, but everything else is a disaster.

by TA1GRR

Typical mobile game, there’s more buttons trying to charge you money than skills alone. Don’t bother trying to F2P because you’re better off grinding in real life and actually gain experience.

To give more explanation, there’s like 1-2 monthly subscription, 5-6 milestone passes, 5-6 initial “time limited” purchases all on the 1st day. It’s obvious this game is a pump and dump because they’re trying to get much money from you initially before you quit. The formula isn’t much different nor any form of innovation that makes this any different from action RPG. It’s just the same ol four skill spam, the skill system only “increases the dmg”, nothing new nor nothing changes. Oh yeah, there’s also a gatcha mercenary system, you’ll get plenty of summons initially but you’ll fall behind greatly against paid users.

Save yourself the trouble and don’t bother to play, the economy is bad enough, you don’t owe them money.

by Bigb1298

Horrible customer service . I contacted them regarding changing the points needed in an event after it was launched and I made well over $100 in purchases . To keep it short , event top prize was obtainable after making almost $100 in purchases through out the week , top prize was obtainable at the end of event . I made the purchases needed the first 2 days . 48 hours before the event is over they changed it to where you will need to purchase almost $1000 instead of $100 . Support won’t do anything about it and said event rule changes are rare but must be made to “ better the gaming experience “ . I explained to them the only reason I made those purchases was for that grand prize and not the chump change I get from the purchases themselves , they still wouldn’t honor it or even give compensation . Don’t make any purchases . They will rip you off .

by Quesote1

This game is so stupid! Ha ha. The controls are janky, and they try to hide that with the auto-do-everything-for-you feature. Bosses are way too easy to the point where even as an archer you can stand toe to toe with them and knock them down without losing much health. It seems like most of the budget was spent on voice acting and flashy effects and menus to encourage people to spend real money. They are obviously targeting children and trying to get them to ask their parents for money to give to the developers.

I started with this franchise on Dungeon Hunter 4 and the franchise has truly lost its way. DH5 was dumpster fire as well. When will they learn and go back to the formula that made DH4 great? Probably never.

Don’t waste your time. Certainly don’t waste your money. I can’t think of another franchise off the top of my head that had so much potential and was such a freaking flying circus of flashy nothing. So lame.

by Enemy Freeze Glitch

Entire screen is a cluster fudge of microtransaction buttons on the screen, so many buttons you can barely even see the game because the menus are covering the entire screen like a god da mn world of warcraft noob with 900 addons. Game is purely designed to make you spend money and is nothing like the old dungeon hunter games. its like they took a popular series just to name another game after it that has zero resemblance and then they slapped a million microtransaction pay to win features on it. if you're older than 8 years old dont touch this piece of garbage. Every time you log on theres infinite buttons glowing that when you click on them just show microtransactions or they give you a crap ton of free rewards to brainwash you into playing more. Worse than raid shadow legends, worse than taichi panda, worse than diablo immortal. worst game ive seen. rip nickelbacks reputation if he genuinely promotes this garbageeeeeeeeee.

by Fried_rice00

This game isn’t just P2W which I wouldn’t mind but no it’s pay to play. Once u reach around level 40 the game locks you out of any further content by locking dungeons you need to raid to progress behind a $20 paywall. This is unacceptable I would rather pay for the game itself and have everything available(I don’t mind grinding) rather than be tricked into thinking I can just play for free and yeah I knew I would never be highly ranked, but I just wanted a fun game to play and sadly they won’t even let me play anymore. This is a sad excuse for a game and a clear example of greed ruining yet another good thing. I planned on playing this game a lot but now I’m deleting it and will only return once all pay walls are removed. Idc if I can’t ever be highly ranked yes I know how these games work and only those who pay will be the best. But I’m not asking to be the best, all I want is to be able to play. The creators of this game should be ashamed as they clearly no longer have any care for their consumers it is all about money. But slowly they are digging their own graves.

by Seth Reyes

Hey, I’ve been enjoying the game so far but I’ve stumbled across a slight issue. I purchased the Weekly Rewards card for $9.99 USD and the initial purchase was canceled even though I had the funds in my account. I then try to get some other purchase, but then the first purchase that was canceled went through, and I didn’t get the pack, even though the funds was taken out of my account. I contacted the endgame support but I didn’t get anything back to me yet. I called Apple support but they didn’t resolve my issue and told me to contact the developers of the game so here I am… I haven’t received a receipt yet for my purchase, but I have the proof of the money withdrawing out of my account on my bank app. I also checked today. Endgame in the pack isn’t there anymore it’s been replaced with a different pack so I honestly don’t know what to do… please help

by R.I.P.KINGS

Honestly I’ve been a huge dungeon hunters fan for a long time and the games were amazing. Even DH5 was quite amazing even if it felt a little bit like a pay to win game. But this game has just been a horrible experience for me. The controls are so womanly and out of proportion that it feels terrible. The gameplay as well is so buggy and repetitive that I just don’t understand what’s going on anymore. I want an old vibe feeling of this game. But it came to be even worse especially when they showed way too many pop ups for stuff you can buy and that you can just auto. You guys need to shut this game down and remake it to the way it should be. Make it like dh5, and if you can’t do that, can y’all at least help me recover my account on dh5 so I can enjoy the nostalgia

by Artfoundry

Once upon a time, Dungeon Hunter was a decent Diablo clone of a game. Back around versions 1, 2, maybe 3. But now, each iteration gets more dumbed down and mind-numbingly boring. And so far, this is the worst. Immature writing (ironically there’s one comment the Mage character makes when you select her in the menu system that’s a not so subtle bash at Harry Potter lol), cheesy voice acting, horrible overflowing of free-to-play gifts/bonuses and character/follower/item unlocks/improvements (to the extent that i lost track of what i was earning/using/doing and what any of it was used for), and utterly boring linear battles that have no threat of failure, much less challenge, and no excitement. Gone is the world exploration or even any sense of a world at all. Just a lobby disguised as a ‘city’ and a bunch of arbitrary 1 min battles. Ugh. Just…no.

by ScabVendor

A horrible offering on launch day. They took a fantastic Diablo style RPG and turned it into a money grab on rails, shame on the developers for pushing out garbage like this and ruining the Dungeon Hunter franchise. Don’t waste your time on this game, go play Diablo Mobile for a MUCH better experience in graphics, storyline, voice acting and game play. This game is the biggest let down of 2023 in mobile gaming and is built around draining your wallet for mediocre loot and game progression. I’m deleting it the second I’m done writing this review.

by Bri2Pay

As much as I enjoyed the earlier iterations, especially IV, I was a little disappointed in the multiplayer/social emphasis of V. But…I could still see the and it really was well designed and fun to play. VI is….well…just a mess. Unbelievably bland environment and absolute chaos…with just stuff flying everywhere in the clips….Ive never relied so much on the ability to click the quest goal to take me there because I’ve had zero idea what’s going on…. And honestly after just 20 mins of play I couldn’t possibly have cared less about what WAS happening. With the increasing quality in other action RPGs in the past year or two I was so excited about this one…. But man, what a fail.

by Cmoore012

It’s a copy and paste version of all the other Chinese mmos in the AppStore. 50 million ads, auto everything. Don’t bother, throw this Pierce of junk in the trash with 99%of all other mmos, turned based games, puzzle games, card games in the AppStore. I wouldn’t play this game for 5 minutes if you paid me. They destroyed our believed dungeon Hunter game and I was really pumped about it too. I knew something was off when it had nickel back on it, they paid more for the “custom song” then the whole game I SWEAR! DO they think we are stupid? And we will play it bc of its title? I hate this company, let’s RUN THEM OUT OF BUSINESS BOYS!

#BOYCOTTDUNGEONHUNTER6ITSTRASH

by Xeal2

Gender locked, gacha money pit. They couldn’t have made a more generic game to join the multitude of other gender locked, gacha money pits out there even if they tried. Played about 1 minute of it and as soon as I saw the “other player- first top up banner” running across the screen I know it was going to be another of the same. These games pray on your dopaminergic system to create cheap (or expensive) excitement for pixelated rewards for an unattainable comparison system. I’m just posing a theory, what if the top ranked players are employees of the same game company whose role is to be the bar that all the minnows at the bottom struggle to compete against.

by Scab_Vendor

They took a really great foundation of an open world Diablo-type RPG (loot system) and watered it down into bite sized, boring handholding gameplay. What a huge fail on this once legendary game getting turned into a money grab for mediocre characters and upgrades. The developers should be ashamed of themselves for dropping the ball so hard on this one. Just play Diablo mobile and you’ll have a exponentially better time than grinding away your time on this poorly designed knock off.

by JustLettingYouKnowBro

Wow forget the washed up nickelback band for a second. This gameplay is horrid, the game we once knew and loved is now gone. This money grab they used is like a million auto path and auto fight games. Spend real money to get stronger, 0 skill needed, level up 3 times from 1 quest so you feel as though you did something. It isn’t even CLOSE to what I expected. I used to play dungeon hunter religiously but now I’m deleting it? Crazy, I can’t believe such a good game turned into this. A dying area of good games turning corporate instead of making a game they can stand behind. Make the game and walk miles away when it drops. I hope they hang their head in shame with what they did to a beloved game. Your paid reviews and ads won’t save you from the real players. Enjoy the terrible game that only people who can’t play real games can only enjoy. Wack game

by Gumdrop79

At first the game looks good, decent graphics and play style. Then you see the first few screens and realize it’s not free to play.

This game takes pay to play to a whole new level. You have the daily, weekly, monthly and permanent packages to purchase. Then there’s the typical lotto for the good gear, mounts and miscellaneous goodies. You do receive some shards for free daily. Seems ok right? Uh no, everything costs 100 shards to finish and of course you need multiples to upgrade ⭐️ quality. There was an update yesterday. I was hoping they’d adjust the p2p and they did, they added a new currency “pearls” which is just another p2p section.

For those who can’t afford to dump loads of money into a game, I would say don’t even waste time downloading this. It’s nearly impossible to compete without money. There is no skill in moves, gear or build. The only skill is where best to put your money.

by Blackanimatrix

This game is a poor excuse of the franchise. Gameloft made these games good and collaborated with a company to make this one bad. It’s reefs of Facebook quality game feels. Animation alone is bad and then you add the the poor graphics, ui and mechanics. The other game were made with triple A in mind but this was made with triple F in mind. I called it. I said this game would be mid or poor by the quality of the ads. If a studio souly uses those to catch your attention then the game will be less than that. They don’t even have real time cut scenes here. It’s all pre rendered or slide show based. Y’all went through all these years of showing us your potential just to decide you wanted to step back a thousand steps and go straight for the money. Smh remove the game. It has zero passion and a whole lot of pocket watching. Chase what’s in your wallet. If you enjoy, enjoy. If you don’t you don’t. Idk I’m good and more likely leaving this one alone. But that’s all and thank you for reading a non bot made review

by Suenreïd

When I saw the ads for this game, I had a fair bit of excitement. I remember playing the entire series, and enjoying it. Even when DH5 started becoming very much a pay to progress faster game, it was still fun even as a free player. DH6 is missing that crucial bit. The controls are the lowest quality out of any of the games, having removed some crucial features like moving and attacking at the same time. Skill targeting has taken a loss too. The preview ghost for what a skill does and where you’re putting it are less informative and harder to control than any previous game. There was a promise of customization at character creation, but instead the character is thrown directly into the tutorial level. I will say it looks just as nice as DH5 did, so graphics earn the game an extra star, but those removed features which, for me, were central to why I found the rest of the series fun has left me disappointed and frustrated rather than entertained and excited to continue. I can’t even begin to talk about other systems because the core gameplay that made this franchise so fun was missing. Sad to see the fall of one of the old greats.

by BrianBarrows

This is a typical ARPG clone, however overlayed on top of it are constant 10-15 little moving and blinking pips to draw your attention to the 10-15 places you need to click to buy something, except they don’t go away if you don’t buy them. Confusing menu overlays and tons of things to distract you from actual gameplay, unnecessary gatcha mechanics, low rez visuals that look like OG Xbox gameplay. This is a cash grab, the TikTok ads were enough of a warning, I should have known better. In this economy, pushing players to buy multiple different passes, telling us to buy currency to buy things that will refund said currency…just make the stuff free instead of holding our money hostage in a token economy.

With everything going on in the world, and how much we are suffering because of corporate greed, this is not the way forward. I don’t write this as an indictment of a company, AND, do better. If you make the experience worth it, players will find you. This my friends is not that.

by Nightla

It's funny how this game asks you to fill an in-game survey asking about UI and how you feel about upgrading items on Day 1 - and oh it's fine on Day 1, but on Day 2 it pours down on you a million buttons - some deals, some events, some hey buy our awesome stuff - you can't find anything useful on your screen and even when you know what you're looking for it takes some time to pinpoint it in this mess. And if you get their Archmage lieutenant from the $1 deal you can't even use him to upgrade other lieutenants and it won't stop showing how it is a recommended lineup upgrade (almost in the middle of your screen) over and over and over even though you don't want to deploy him and have better options. That and their monster hunting already feels boring, repetitive and taking too much time because it's not as fun as it seemed at first.

by DaremoA12

The game itself is a confusing explosion of buttons and opportunities to spend $50-$100 USD per offer on unexplained enhancements. After you get through the initial blast, and complete the daily tasks the game allows you to play through, you’re done. You can pay for extra Stamina and Energy potions that allow you to play through content again, but why? There is guided play through of storyline events, no real challenge or gameplay required.

The offers and so forth could be forgiven if the game itself was not so BORING. The worlds are limited in level, and part of the storyline requires you to reach level 64 for the next event, EXCEPT the current world is Level 61, so multiple days of waiting doing the same tasks. The world will eventually reach the requisite level, but the same limited opportunities apply. So waiting for the world to level gives you 10-15 minutes of storyline play, then ANOTHER wait. BORING.

by Tiredofduo

As someone who fell in love with dungeon hunter 4. I can gladly say this this game series has turned into a cash cow. From open arenas and cool classes to boring loot and paywalls.

Starting off, the game just feels fake, like any other app store game. But it used to be great. We used to have open larger arenas with dozens of enemies to fight through. There wasn’t any auto play or daily grueling task but rather get on and progress the story. Now it feels like the games story is just made up by a child. It doesn't connect or reach out anymore.

To go off of the story, dh5 and dh6 both feel like they were made for money and not enjoyment. I hate when you start a game and you’re thrown into the middle of a conflict that was just made up. There’s rarely any background lore or details to the story anymore. Just boom another battle, boom another demon. If you would connect the game and keep some of the characters then the game would progress overall.

Next is the graphics’s. I really don't know how the graphic for a game series of 6 gets worse… like for early 20 teens… dh4 was really good. But somehow over the course of another 2 games… it’s gotten worse??? You guys are putting way too much detail on the already smaller dungeon instead of the story and characters.

Anyways after playing for around 3 hours… 3/10 boring game.

by ~ Cupcake ;) ~

I was hyped for the game it’s a fine game not great by any means but it’s fine. What’s not fine is there are dungeons that only P2W players have access too. I’m a player that spends thousands on games but not a penny to games that don’t have everything in the base game accessible for f2p. Which would be ok if the game gave vip currency but it gives like 5 every few days when it needs like 600 just for vip 1. That’s gonna take like 6+ months to get to a level 32 dungeon that requires vip4. By the time you get to vip 4 your level is probably level 200 and this level 32 dungeon offers you nothing. No thanks keep your vip4 required dungeons I’ll save my thousands for another game there’s dozens coming and dozens out already.

by Brewerboy101

I grew up playing the earlier games and this is pathetic. The previous games had good graphics decent story line and fun mechanics. This game is so clunky that the only way to play is the auto battle function where it plays it for you. The real skill of the game comes in trying to keep all the red expiration points in check as they are constantly popping up all over the screen. So much pops up at a time that you miss some of the main components of the game. I was very excited for this game but ended up deleting it after two hours of berry bored and confused play. Sad to see what this franchise has turned into.

by Dbdhsig

It’s a grind fest that I just laid 1$ to find out that I need to pay 100$ to really enjoy. Really a shame because the animations are really good, but the gameplay is so static I barely do anything but let the ai take over. So far I’ve spent more time claiming rewards and clicking through things than actually playing anything.

The dungeons are nonexistent. It’s just a series of instances where you fight a boss or two. All of the looting is completely automatic and most of the upgrades are just a grind that eventually you will have to pay for if you want anything really useful. The multiplayer aspect really doesn’t even encourage you to talk to anyone. I imagine most of the other people in the events are also just letting the AI do the work because why try and manage everything during this seizure fest.

by Lokap360

This game was not developed by Gameloft like the last 5 were, the company making it just has the rights to the title and have massacred the game. All it is is pay money, gain more power. Every turn there is some new package to upgrade to VIP and have better this or that, no fun at all, enemies just die immediately when you’re a low level and as you get higher you need to grind the most pointless things or spend money.

by Zane__C

Really unnecessarily expensive in some areas in particular stamina. You shouldn’t need to spend obscene amounts of money just to be able to spend diamonds to refresh energy. Pretty much no game does this and you’re just eliminating any sort of strategy for resource allocation and turning the game into nothing but a money pit. Wouldn’t recommend until changes are made to make the game a bit more friendly to non-whale players. Really enjoyed dungeon hunter 5 but it’s sad to see this one be so p2w/p2p

by Toopiquable

This game is quite literally everything I prayed it would not be.

Most of DH5’s more unique features have been removed and replaced with everything commonly found in almost every ARPG in existence.

The game mechanics are definitely leagues better than DH5 but in terms of the overall feel of the game (for day one) thats about all I could give it.

The attacks are basic, the armor evolution system is gone, there’s set classes instead of being able to equip anything n create multiple armor sets focused around different attack styles… At best I give this gave 2/5. The 2 being because the mechanics ARE better.

In conclusion: It’s still the first day so much can be changed but as an overall initial package, it does not seem good or unique in any way.

by Eastblu

Gameloft was one of the most beloved mobile game publishers of the early 2010s, and unfortunately it seems like this reprisal of one of their old series is stuck in that era. It looks shamefully ugly for what is marketing itself as a “big release”, and opts for far too many overly complex “menu mechanics” instead of core gameplay. The “story” is laughably dull as well - there’s nothing present to keep me interested for more than 10 minutes. Also, “multiple server” systems in any game are horrid.

by Yoboi Heldullness

I’m a long standing dungeon hunter fan. I’ve been playing since 2013, so you can imagine how excited I was to hear a sequel of my favorite game was coming out. I believe one of the most satisfying feelings in DH5 was getting a brand new weapon, and grinding your soul out to evolve it, along with a cool new “upgraded” look. In this version however, the weapons feel and look the exact same, there’s no weapon inspect feature, and so far I haven’t even found different weapon elemental types, much less so for armor too. Currently, the game has zero skill needed, and I’d like to see that be worked on, as well as grunt enemies taking some skill to beat. Another commentary to make is the attack mechanic feels incredibly janky, as you can only attack when an enemy is in your hit box, which in turn is very inconsistent.
I understand this game just released, and there is more to come, but I hope the fundamental direction the game is taken gives us more exciting of an experience.

by Bebebuttercup💕

First couple chapters seem “good”, where the player fights demons to save the forces of light, for common good…but then later it plot forces/glamorizes/ encourages/ seduces young people to make jar headed blood pacts, to summon demon succubus. Perhaps they never experienced the seriousness of real exorcism and demon possessions, think this is a joke even for games. First it starts with this, then the weegie boards, then it’s a bunch of regret like mix drugs with sorcery. So sick of this “demon is friend” trend, go get tricked and lose your soul then.
You become what you fill your mind with… not surprised why there is a teen suicide pandemic. This generation is so hopelessly backwards in glorifying demonic sexual perversion, and womanizing.

I’ve been demonically possessed before, it’s not something to joke about, what you do in any demon approving media app may cause real demons to legitimize and exploit spiritual vulnerabilities. Even pagans know better, and to stay away from certain forms of divination.

I’ll change my review to a 5/5 if they reform this trend, perhaps show the young players the consequences and unwanted circumstances, of dabbling in demonic occult divinations, instead of rewarding young minds to get trapped in blood pacts.

by Mattlombardi

So the gameplay and graphics are great, but there’s way too much stuff going on and things on your screen to the point where you don’t even know what’s going on or what currency does what. I’m sure overtime these things will feel more natural and you’ll get more aware of everything, but extremely overwhelming. Idk why so many mobile apps do this bc in my opinion, it can take away from a great game. The simplicity of Diablo Immortal is what I was hoping for, but a lot of confusing things hitting you out of the gate here. Like I said, bc of the gameplay and the overall atmosphere of the game, I will for sure keep playing, but just hoping they chill with this lol other than that, terrific game so far and I can tell a lot of passion and love was put into this. Shoutout to the developers for a great mobile game !

by HistoricalWitch

When I was in customize picking a hero, there were no skill introduction and no male/female selection or editing your very own character which was disappointing, when I first played the game I realized that they added auto play which means you don’t have to play the game yourself and let an ai play for you which is a letdown and I feel the game wasn’t much fun after grinding dungeons using auto play and doing arena and all. It was pretty fun learning that there was a summoning characters that will aid you in your dungeon matches, but when your farther In the game you realized you need to get 2 of the same character to ascend it or something which was really hard to do and I think it was unbalanced.
After playing for a couple hours I got bored of it quickly after that since there was nothing for me to do because i couldn’t beat the dungeon that affected that quest even after upgrading weapons, characters that aid me to battle, buying new weapons it was harder that I expected and I think I would need to buy stronger items with money so I could get stronger and keep staying in the ranking leaderboards.

by Hshcnx

The game is amazing other than, everytime I log out I start back at 0% experience for my level, I was just level 49 with 62% exp done through the level, I logged out of DungeonHunter6 and opened it back up to be back at level 49 with 0%, I spend points in game, waste tomes and limited use items and then my experience is taken away? Why are my items not given back, seems like it’s just a money grab from the company and I’m very dissatisfied and disappointed with the fact that I can’t even keep my progression

by NoahBalboa742

I say the game is good EXCEPT a few things.. the first major issue is the levels are way too short.. and the health bar seems useless seeing as you take almost no damage all game.. also side notes are that the camera angle is annoying.. there could of been a way to add friends with out typing their name(some names cant be typed because of different languages)… the character graphics are kind of lacking detail. Aside from that i think the voice acting is good. The graphics of the world are great. The UI is appealing.. idk what else to say but i played for 3-4 hours and enjoyed the game.. although i do like the overall experience of the 5th game better i do recommend this game.

by FamouzPr

Already on level 19 doing great so far I mean I’m enjoying the game I always like Dungeon hunter since I think 4 so far I have no issue with the game but if I do I make sure to report it

by Billybob200000

This my 2 pay to win game though I not spent to much so far I plan to buy more stuff in the near future I got lucky though haveing a powerful clan early on really helps I also recommend getting the mage when u start out I had a good deal on him for 4 or 5 bucks also getting the monthly pass and permanent passes help a ton for xp and gear grinding the events seem cool so far will be doing a another review once I max out my main guy I allready made a second person I working on now I like how I can keep my helpers from my main guy makes the story easy anyway u should give this game a try it’s fun if u join with a clan otherwise it can be fun solo but getting gear will be hard if the server is very active

by R.F.Finem

When I was first notified that Dungeon Hunter 6 was coming out, I honestly wasn’t sure how the team could surpass Dungeon Hunter 5. So far, the story has been amazing and I love the character introductions. Even though there is a skip option, the story is entertaining enough to ignore the skip function. Dungeon Hunter 6 has created an experience that fans, old and new alike, can jump right into.

Minor bug causes some of the gameplay to lag on the iPhone 13 mini, but it doesn’t take away from the overall experience.

Would definitely recommend to anyone even remotely interested to try for yourself.

by Bobbypham92

I make good money at work, I already spent almost 3k usd. This game won’t be good if you can’t spend atleast 20 usd a day or week. Its starting to progress better. A lot of people with negative review because they don’t want to invest or spend money, plus broke. If I was broke or jobless I’ll leave this a 0 star. But play at your own will. This game reminds me of Darkness rises, Diablo. Auto rpg everything u do, each day they get you to spend more to progress. To be honest just buy the daily and monthly packs you will be good without spending over 100 a month. I hope this games has more things to do because when I play I finish all dailies within 2-3 hours. I don’t know if I will spend anymore money but we shall see. I still prefer Ragnarok Origin over this game lol.

by Cassius Oo2 Whittaker

I found myself logging in for a quick game, only to realize that hours had passed in a blink! The feeling of love and nostalgia that’s ignited as I return to the familiar terrains of Valenthia is something that words cannot fully express. It’s like a journey back in time, but with an elevated sense of adventure added to the experience. This incredible mixture of new elements integrated with the old takes the entire gaming adventure quotient to an entirely new level. Honestly, it’s this immerse and engaging environment that makes me lose track of time and want more. Can’t get enough of the thrill, the excitement, the adrenaline rush it brings!

by Thaddeus Higginbottom YY

I jumped into this game for a quick session, but before I knew it, hours had flown by! The rush of love and nostalgia as I returned to the familiar landscapes of Valenthia is an indescribable feeling. It's like taking a journey back in time, but with an added sense of high adventure. The incredible mix of new elements seamlessly integrated with the old takes the entire gaming experience to a whole new level. Honestly, I'm completely absorbed in this immersive and captivating world, losing track of time and craving for more. The excitement, the thrill, and the adrenaline rush are beyond satisfying!

by Tylerbakeman

I saw an ad, and thought it was fake — and once I downloaded the game I was introduced to similar mechanics and better graphics than the advertisement.

I think this game is very flushed; great assets: loading screens, loading animations, great HUD, easy to understand directions, great voice-acting, very professional layout management.

Some important notes and criticisms:

1) The 3d model LODs are on par with other games.

2) The combat system is a little boring:
(Attack button: auto-targets nearby enemies, just tap it and it hits — no combos / staggering), (Special Attack buttons: varied targeting system and probably locomotions too — is still not very interesting).

3) Very limited starting characters / classes (6).

I didn’t play long enough to verify if there is character customization, or vertical movement (any form of jumping), or other combat mechanics (dodging / guarding). I’m just going to assume — probably not — give them 5 stars, and warn you, those features might not be present in game.

I mostly wanted to validate the quality of the game itself — legit advertising is hard to come by, and although there is a lot of criticism online for this game, I appreciate the honesty.

This looks like a decent quality Dungeon-crawl MMORPG; it doesn’t seem to offer anything special, but it could still be your favorite game, so, give it a shot.

by Seren Marigold1997

The dilemma of choosing between being a Warrior or a Mage has me entranced in a constant state of indecision! But, this is exactly what brings more depth to the strategy part of the game. It’s these features that keep me hooked, and keep making me come back for more curious, excited, and fully ready for the challenges that lie ahead. It’s reminiscent of classic Retro RPGs but reincarnated in an incredibly grand and exhilarating style. The evolution of this game is simply so Brilliant, it deserves all the praise!

by MEOW Seraphina Merriweather

The Assassin’s character, with its incredibly evolved storyline, instantly draws you in. His journey from being an orphan to becoming a determined Demon Hunter not only makes me emotionally invested but constantly piques up my curiosity. If that’s not all, his ultra-sharp instincts during the combat scenes make every single battle an edge-of-the-seat kind of moment! Seriously, the thrill and excitement it brings to the table make the fights incredibly rich and super interesting.

by ThaddeusK Ellsworth01

The battles with the Ice Elementals are simply too challenging! These are related to Water Elementals, but are way more intense, tough, and demanding. They have the power to hit really hard but surrender easily if you know how to strike right. It’s the perseverance to approach these challenges and overcoming them that keeps me always up ready for the next round. Every battle, every moment is like a fight against the odds, and boy I love it!

by CordeliaCC WinthropeWW

The opportunity to play alongside Vargas Fireforge, the seasoned weaponsmith, enriches my gaming experience to a whole new level. His expertise and knowledge during combat scenes come in handy, and it’s an amazing feeling to have him on the team. His character feels like a true friend, always there to guide and assist. His presence adds a dimensional depth to the game, making it more engaging and exciting.