Homebrew developer charnold has released PSP Dungeon: Assault Run v1.0.5. This latest build implements a number of changes that makes the game play smoother. To find out more about this, head on over to the full article by clicking on the "read more" link.

Download: PSP Dungeon: Assault Run v1.0.5 EBOOT
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Heads up, homebrew FPS fans. PSP coder charnold has just released a new version for PSP Dungeons: Assault Run - 3D Editor, bumping up the version numbers to 1.0.3. It has a good number of changes to the bundled in game and some editor bug fixes. The full article has the complete changelog and more details.

Download: PSP Dungeons: Assault Run - 3D Editor v1.0.3
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 Charnold passed by the QJ.NET PSP Development Forums earlier to announce the release of PSP Dungeons: Assault Run - 3D Editor version 1.0.2. The latest release of this map editor app for your PC includes some new options for fog, among its other updates. The rest of the changelog is available in the full article.





Download: PSP Dungeons: Assault Run 3D Editor version 1.0.2 (Windows)
Download: PSP Dungeons: Assault Run 3D Editor version 1.0.2 (Mac OS X)
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Charnold has released an update for the PSP Dungeons: Assault Run 3D map editor. This release doesn't include enemy AI yet, but there are a couple of new additions that should make it easier for users to create their own maps. Check the full article for the changelog.

Download: PSP Dungeons: Assault Run - 3D Editor update
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Developer charnold visited the QJ.NET Forums earlier to announce the release of version 1.0.1 for both the PSP Dungeons: Assault Run and 3D Editor. This new build will carry several new changes and bug fixes, all viewable over at the full article.


Download: PSP Dungeons: Assault Run w/ 3D Editor 1.0.1 (Windows)
Download: PSP Dungeons: Assault Run w/ 3D Editor 1.0.1 (MAC OS X)
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We've played through various 'brewed FPS games based on homebrew developer charnold's PSP Dungeons, but how about making our own shooter game? charnold offers everyone a shot at making their own game with the latest release of PSP Dungeons, which includes PSP Dungeons: Assault Run and the game editor.


Download: PSP Dungeons: Assault Run - 3D Editor
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Homebrew developer charnold decided to drop by and inform us that a new shooter based on the PSP Dungeons engine is now available for download. Entitled PSP Dungeons: Assault Run 1.0, the game features very clean visuals as well as a smooth framerate. For more details on this latest FPS homebrew shooter, check out the full article.

Download: PSP Dungeons: Assault Run 1.0
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For those of you who are interested in off-beat FPS homebrew, developer VettaCossX-AlphA has come up with one uniquely themed FPS game based on charnold's PSP Dungeons 3D v0.6. Titled Icon KillerZ vs1 (The Mario Massacre), we probably don't have to paint a pretty picture for you to understand what the game is about. More in the full article.

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Homebrew developer charnold showcased his Dungeons Engines 2 back last August by releasing a gallery demo. The coder just dropped by QJ.NET PSP Development Forum and informed us that he is still working on the project.

The download package contains a part of Dungeons Engine 2 that focuses on a little demo room.

The download link and other information after the jump!

   

Homebrew developer Frack contacted us about his latest take on charnold's PSP Dungeons 3D, Frack Mod IV. This game looks really good and is comparable with some of the commercially made first person shooters out there .

The controls of the game can take some time getting used to as it doesn't follow the normal FPS conventions. The right trigger is used for moving forward , square and circle are used for strafing, the down button for moving back, X to fire, and triangle to reload. After a couple of games though, it should become nothing but second nature to you guys.

The skins for the opponents should be very familiar to Deathmatch veterans, with Geiger's Alien and the Eyeball from Quake three being among the more notable ones. If you've been playing an older version of the game, Frack posted on his website a list of the changes implemented in this latest build:

• New Multicolor / Enhanced Polices
• New Cross
• New PSP Icon With Sound In XMB
• New Blood Effects
• Reworked Skins/ Maps
• Stronger Enemies
• Multi levels Scrollings / Visual Effects
• New Level

All in all, Frack did a great job with this mod and you'll be missing out if you don't at least give it a try. If you plan on downloading the program, be sure to head over to Frack's website through our read link for full installation instructions.

Download: Frack Mod IV v1.0
Download: Frack Mod IV v1.5