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El brutal juego de plataformas Hack and Slash, Blasphemous, llega a dispositivos móviles, el registro previo ya está disponible

Autor : Aaron Actualizar : Jan 24,2025

¡Blasphemous, el oscuro juego de plataformas y acción aclamado por la crítica, llega a dispositivos móviles! Prepárate para una experiencia brutal y desafiante, idéntica a sus homólogos de PC y consola. Se espera que se lance a finales de este año en Android, este puerto móvil no es una versión reducida.

Una experiencia blasfema completa en dispositivos móviles

Blasphemous para dispositivos móviles será el juego completo y sin adulteraciones. Cinco años después de su lanzamiento inicial, finalmente puedes empuñar Mea Culpa, la espada forjada por la culpa, en tu dispositivo móvil. Se incluirán todos los DLC lanzados anteriormente: The Stir of Dawn, Strife & Ruin y Wounds of Eventide. Espere el mismo combate intenso, combos devastadores y ejecuciones brutales que definieron el original.

Explora el mundo no lineal de Cvstodia, atravesando sus espeluznantes paisajes. Vea la acción en el avance oficial del anuncio móvil a continuación:

Un viaje de pesadilla te espera

Embárcate en una sombría peregrinación como El Penitente, el único superviviente de una masacre conocida como "El Dolor Silencioso". Maldito por El Milagro, estás atrapado en un ciclo de muerte y renacimiento. Reúne reliquias, rosarios, oraciones y corazones de espada para mejorar tus habilidades y estadísticas. El inquietante estilo artístico del juego, inspirado en la iconografía religiosa, crea una atmósfera singularmente sombría.

Juega usando un gamepad o de forma intuitiva Touch Controls. ¡Preinscríbete ahora en Google Play Store!

No olvides consultar nuestra cobertura de GO RUSH World de Yu-Gi-Oh Duel Links y su función Chronicle Card.

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