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Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds celebrará 777 días desde su lanzamiento con actualizaciones y eventos especiales

Autor : Nicholas Actualizar : Jan 16,2025

¡Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds celebra 777 días con nuevos modos Village y eventos!

El juego de rol móvil inspirado en Ghibli, Ni No Kuni: Cross Worlds, celebra su día 777 con una importante actualización y una gran cantidad de eventos de celebración. Los jugadores pueden esperar generosas recompensas y nuevas y emocionantes funciones de juego.

La atracción principal es el nuevo modo Kingdom Village. Expande tu territorio conquistando monstruos, construye tu propia aldea, reúne recursos valiosos y aprovecha los beneficios de diversas ventajas y elementos. Un evento de inicio de sesión especial que se llevará a cabo hasta el 31 de julio proporcionará un certificado de contratación poco común, que ofrece una ventaja en este nuevo modo.

Múltiples eventos coinciden con el aniversario y ofrecen una gran cantidad de recompensas:

Evento de misión Lucky 7 de 777 días (del 17 de julio al 14 de agosto): Gana recompensas luchando contra monstruos y jefes.
¿Te sientes afortunado? Evento (17 de julio - 31 de julio):Participe en el sorteo para obtener premios adicionales.
Evento de invitación de amigos (del 17 de julio al 14 de agosto): Invita a amigos a unirse a la diversión y ganar recompensas juntos.
Evento de sorteo (del 17 al 24 de julio): ¡Prueba tu suerte y gana a lo grande!

Si bien el significado del número siete para la franquicia Ni No Kuni aún no está claro, el hito de 777 días marca más de dos años desde el lanzamiento del juego: ¡una celebración bien merecida!

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