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Dungeon Fighter Online has been going for a number of years now, but this 2D beat-em-up MMORPG is still getting updates, with the latest one focused on the female fighter advancements in the game, with them receiving both a visual and mechanical overhaul.

There are also new events that will be running in the game, you can check it all out in the trailer below:

The update, imaginatively entitled "Fight", brings with it the aforementioned revamping of visuals and skills of the 4 Female Fighter advancements, aiming to enhance the visual impact as well as improve the usefulness of the skills.

Beyond that, the God of Mist Raid is available in Hard Mode, allowing you to fight the God of Mist with new systems, patterns, and cutscenes! You'll also be able to enhance your weapon once you defeat the God of Mist for the first time in Hard Mode. If you defeat the God of Mist in Hard Mode within the first four weeks, you'll get exclusive cosmetics.

There's also a Female Fighter Level-Up Event taking place right now in Dungeon Fighter Online, which aims to get players who choose to start a new female fighter up to speed and reach the max level cap of 110 in a quicker time than usual.

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Dungeon Fighter Online can be played for free on Steam. The game is technically Unsupported on the Steam Deck according to Valve's testing. But we have seen community reports saying the game can run fine on the Steam Deck.

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Oliver Stogden
Oliver began playing video games at an early age, starting with the SNES console and Commodore Amiga computer. Nowadays, his interest is in the future of portable technology, such as handheld gaming systems, portable power stations/banks, and portable monitors. And seeing just how far we can push these devices.
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