Chromatic Games, the developers behind series reboot Dungeon Defenders: Awakened, has just announced a new roguelike spinoff titled Dungeon Defenders: Going Rogue. Originally known as Trendy Entertainment Inc. before its rebranding and restructuring in 2019, Chromatic Games is known for its tower defense/hack-and-slash RPG hybrid series Dungeon Defenders. The first game in the series was released back in 2010, where it has since gained a passionate cult following much like other great indie RPGs and spawned several follow-ups for a multitude of platforms, including an official fan-made redux of the original game for PC players.
With a large chunk of the series' fanbase claiming that none of the sequels have adequately captured the spirit of the first entry, the developers decided on a new route for the series following the divisive release of Dungeon Defenders 2. In the year 2019, a new game titled Dungeon Defenders: Awakened was announced and a Kickstarter campaign began to fund the project, promising a modern adaptation of the original title under a reworked development studio. In the following year, the successfully funded entry was released onto Steam, with updates for both the new title and Dungeon Defenders 2 still being released to this day.
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Now, seemingly out of nowhere, Chromatic Games has announced the surprise release of a new spinoff title in the series known as Dungeon Defenders: Going Rogue. This new entry, which has released onto Steam Early Access at the same time as the official announcement on March 29, gives a roguelike spin on the franchise's iconic gameplay and environments. Rather than releasing as its own completely
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