History VideoGame / DungeonDefenders

* SchizoTech: In the same tavern you could have a Wizard's Apprentice that shoots bolts of magical death from a SimpleStaff, A Squire that beats things to death with a good ol' fashioned {{BFS}}, a monk that shoots energy blasts from his palms while stabbing things with a BladeOnAStick...and then a huntress that carries proximity detonated satchel bombs and packs a [[GatlingGood hot pink Gatling Gun]] or a gun that [[FlatWhat shoots spinning sawblades in a V-shape pattern]]. Not to mention the modern day security camera and [[spoiler: high definition TV.]]* ShoutOut: A plenty. Everything from ''{{Firefly}}'' to ''MonkeyIsland''. Many of the weapons are also such; you will find everything from a Wookie bowcaster to the Master Sword to Cloud's sword.

Because of the variety and specialisation of the classes, ''Dungeon Defenders'' is clearly designed for multiplayer, and all of the cutscenes feature all four characters working together.

The game was released on the October 19, 2011, through {{Steam}}, and is available for PC, XBox360 and [[PlayStation3 PlayStation 3]].

* SchizoTech: In the same tavern you could have a Wizard's Apprentice that shoots bolts of magical death from a SimpleStaff, A Squire that beats things to death with a good ol' fashioned {{BFS}}, a monk that shoots energy blasts from his palms while stabbing things with a BladeOnAStick...and then a huntress that carries proximity detonated satchel bombs and packs a [[GatlingGood hot pink Gatling Gun]] or a gun that [[FlatWhat shoots spinning sawblades in a V-shape pattern]]. Not to mention the modern day security camera and [[spoiler: high definition TV.]]
* ShoutOut: A plenty. Everything from ''{{Firefly}}'' to ''MonkeyIsland''. Many of the weapons are also such; you will find everything from a Wookie bowcaster to the Master Sword to Cloud's sword.

* ZergRush: Pretty much the monster's strategy.

* SchizoTech: In the same tavern you could have a Wizard's Apprentice that shoots bolts of magical death from a SimpleStaff, A Squire that beats things to death with a good ol' fashioned {{BFS}}, a monk that shoots energy blasts from his palms while stabbing things with a BladeOnAStick...and then a huntress that carries proximity detonated satchel bombs and packs a [[GatlingGood hot pink Gatling Gun]] or a gun that [[FlatWhat shoots spinning sawblades in a V-shape pattern]].

** "Did I tell ya the joke about tha maze? Ah, nevermind...it's too corny."

* ShoutOut: A plenty. Everything from ''{{Firefly}}'' to ''MonkeyIsland''.

** "Did I tell ya the joke about tha maze? Ah, nevermind...it's too corny"

The game was released on the October 19, 2011, through {{Steam}}, and is available for PC, XBox and PlayStation3.

* ChainLightning: The Apprentice's "Lightning Tower" does this

* The Huntress - Ranged DPS and Mines. Using limited-use mines and a variety of long-range weapons, the Huntess focuses on taking out difficult targets from afar. In addition, her ability to stealthily slip past enemies allows her to repair her traps and other defences without being detected.

* GuideDangIt: Although the tutorial gives good starter tips, a lot of other things are left up to players to find on their own, unless you use a guide/faq. Such as being able to swap out different characters during the build phase, or that holding down the shift key during the build phase allows you to see on the map if an item upgrade was dropped by a mob (you'll see a green dot if an item is an upgrade to your current stuff, black if it's not). See the AdamSmithHatesYourGuts and DiscOneNuke examples above as well.

* AndYourRewardIsClothes: Upon obtaining achievements you receive various special cosmetic rewards that show when you host games, including little trophies to decorate your tavern walls, different Crystal designs, and there are character avatar costumes planned for the various upcoming holiday events.

* AndYourRewardIsClothes: You receive various special cosmetic rewards that show when you host games upon obtaining achievements, including little trophies to decorate your tavern walls, different Crystal designs, and there are character avatar costumes planned for the various upcoming holiday events.

* SchizoTech: In the same tavern you could have a Wizard's Apprentice that shoots bolts of magical death from a SimpleStaff, A Squire that beats things to death with a good ol' fashioned {{BFS}}, a monk that shoots energy blasts from his palms while stabbing things with a BladeOnAStick...and then a huntress that carries proximity detonated satchel bombs and packs a [[GatlingGood hot pink Gatling Gun]] or gun that [[FlatWhat shoots spinning sawblades in a V-shape pattern]].

* DiscOneNuke: While it's not a cheat per se, if you have a high level squire/apprentice, you can go to a higher level/difficulty dungeon, have them set up defenses, then switch to a lower level character and have the defenses the other class kill the otherwise lethal monsters. While most of the items will have level requirements to use, one could easily power level a low character and help them get better gear faster than if they tried to level through appropriate maps/difficulties.

* AwesomeYetImpractical: The Team Fortress pets on Steam. You're not allowed to use them until level 25, by which time you probably already have a pet with much better stat bonuses. It's not that they're not useful, just that most people by that point in the game will probably prefer a pet that gives them 4-12 bonus stats, as opposed to 2 (albeit high ones) with some special abilities.

* AwesomeYetImpractical: The Team Fortress pets on Steam. You're not allowed to use them until level 25, by which time you probably already have a pet with much better stat bonuses.

* NiceJobBreakingItHero

* YouShallNotPass

* CrossOver: [[TeamFortress2 The Heavy]], [[TeamFortress2 The Medic]], [[TeamFortress2 The Pyro]], and [[TeamFortress2 The Engineer]] are all available as pets when the game is bought off {{Steam}}, and the [[spoiler: Portal Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device]] is a level 30 Huntress weapon.

''Dungeon Defenders'' is a video game developed by Trendy Entertainment that combines the genres of tower defense and action RPG. The game takes place in a fantasy setting where players control the young apprentices of wizards and warriors and defend against hordes of monsters.

''Dungeon Defenders'' was announced on August 25, 2010, and is planned for release on Xbox Live Arcade, [=PlayStation=] Network and PC. Support for the Move accessory is planned for inclusion in the [=PlayStation=] Network version. Epic Games' Mark Rein has stated that there will be cross-platform play between the [=PlayStation=] 3 and the [=PlayStation=] Vita. The game was released on the October 19, 2011, through {{Steam}}.

* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: The Slice n Dice traps. So much.