Dungeon Fighter Online, for those who don’t know, is a much-beloved MMORPG that was made in Korea. Many of its fans have, over the years, grown increasingly unsatisfied with the owners and hosters of the game, causing quite a lot of dissatisfaction among the user base. Its release on steam, along with its change in management, will also, no doubt, improve the sentiments of its users significantly.

Dungeon Fighter Online, also referred to as DFO, is a side-scrolling dungeon-based RPG, where you get to choose from a variety of classes and specialisations, as well as professions, while you enter dungeons to find loot and kill monsters, either by yourself or with a group of friends in order to complete quests and improve your character. The max level of characters is 85, but depending upon which class and specialisation you choose, you’ll have different skill trees which can be used and levelled in whatever combination or variation you want. Unlike a lot of other games, changing your specialisation is also relatively easy, just costing a bit of in-game money.