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Happy Dungeons Makes Its Way To PS4


Toylogic has announced that Happy Dungeons is now available for PS4.

PlayStation®4 players rejoice! Amidst a sea of serious games Toylogic takes zany to a whole new level with their popular, free-to-play, multiplayer action RPG featuring crazy grinning Zombies, eccentric Aliens and well, there’s no getting around how to describe them except as long (very long!), weaponized, purple-tongued Goblins. It’s time to ‘Get Happy’ as Happy Dungeons rages onto PlayStation®4 in North America and Europe today.

No need to limit the fun to today, enjoy Happy Dungeons everyday with friends! With online play and local split screen, you and up to three friends can hack, slash, loot and crawl your way through nearly a hundred dungeons and quests. Choose from 3 different classes – Warrior, Mage, and Cleric, discover and custom-tailor your characters with over 1,700 unique weapons and items, and find your happiness as you enjoy rich, rousing, fighting action against a near endless series of monstrous minions and bosses.

Oh, but wait there’s more! Toylogic is offering a rare reward for PS+ Members only, who will earn 50 Happy Jewels in game…for life! PS+ Members download the game and play and you earn monthly Happy Jewels for as long as you play. Easy enough? Happy Dungeons is available now on PlayStation®4 in North America and Europe (http://bit.ly/2vQKw61) and Japan (http://bit.ly/2eY4Z5M). Happy Dungeons is also available on Xbox One (http://bit.ly/2cXpuIS)

For more information about Happy Dungeons visit https://www.happydungeons.net/.

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