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Dungeon Defenders II
Trendy Entertainment has announced a release date for its tower-defense RPG game Dungeon Defenders II, which has been available in early access on PlayStation 4 and PC for quite some time. In addition to the date, the company announced that the game's also coming to Xbox One when it releases next month.
"We’re very excited to finally be able to bring the Dungeon Defenders franchise back to the Xbox platform,” said Marco Busse, CEO at Trendy Entertainment. “Dungeon Defenders II expands on the combination of shared action and tactics that made the original game so enjoyable, and that experience has only continued to evolve as we’ve grown it alongside our incredible community through early access.”
The game is coming to all three platforms on June 20 as a free-to-play release, with split-screen support on console.
The game has received a variety of updates throughout its early-access period, including a recent one that added Terraria-themed elements to the action.
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