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See Games Differently
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It might be Ubisoft’s 30th anniversary this year, but that hasn’t stopped the Vivendi juggernaut from raining on the French publisher’s parade. The umbrella corporation has since moved on from its Gameloft acquisition and has now acquired more than 20% of Ubisoft’s share capital.
Over its first four iterations Gameloft’s Diablo-esque Dungeon Hunter has transformed from excellent premium mobile game to mildly greedy free-to-play. With this week’s release of Dungeon Hunter 5 the series becomes a mildly greedy free-to-play hack-and-slash card-collecting defence game, aka just about everything I dislike about mobile games.
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