Hogar Noticias Once Human finalmente revela cuándo se lanzará en Android e iOS

Once Human finalmente revela cuándo se lanzará en Android e iOS

Autor : Riley Actualizar : Jan 24,2025

¡Una vez confirmado el lanzamiento de Human Mobile para abril de 2025!

¡El tan esperado lanzamiento móvil de Once Human finalmente está aquí! NetEase ha anunciado una fecha de lanzamiento en abril de 2025 para dispositivos Android e iOS. Las preinscripciones ya están abiertas y ofrecen a los jugadores la oportunidad de conseguir recompensas en el juego e incluso ganar premios mediante un sorteo. Aunque inicialmente se rumoreaba que se lanzaría en enero de 2025, el juego ahora llegará con una jugabilidad optimizada para dispositivos móviles, incluidos aquellos con hardware de gama baja.

La versión móvil promete la misma experiencia inmersiva de supervivencia que la versión para PC, lo que garantiza un rendimiento fluido en una variedad de dispositivos. Esto sigue a una exitosa prueba beta cerrada concluida el 28 de noviembre, que proporcionó valiosos comentarios de los jugadores.

Los planes de NetEase se extienden más allá del lanzamiento móvil. Se está trabajando en un lanzamiento para consola y soporte multiplataforma completo, lo que promete una experiencia unificada para los jugadores de todas las plataformas.

También habrá contenido nuevo y emocionante en camino en 2025. Tres nuevos escenarios (Código: Purificación, Código: Desviación y Código: Roto) se lanzarán a partir del tercer trimestre, cada uno de los cuales ofrece desafíos y jugabilidad únicos. Visional Wheel, que llegará el 16 de enero, introduce contenido nuevo y elementos estratégicos a los escenarios existentes, mientras que eventos como el Oráculo Lunar pondrán a prueba la resiliencia de los jugadores. También se planean servidores personalizados, lo que permitirá un juego personalizado con amigos.

¡No te lo pierdas! Preinscríbase ahora en el sitio web oficial para obtener recompensas exclusivas y la oportunidad de ganar premios increíbles. Mientras tanto, ¡consulta nuestra lista de los mejores juegos de supervivencia para iOS que te mantendrán hasta abril!

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