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War Robots desata una carrera de facciones en la próxima temporada

Autor : Leo Actualizar : Jan 17,2025

¡Prepárate para intensas batallas mecánicas! El evento Faction Race de War Robots se lanzará el 17 de septiembre y traerá una nueva temporada y nuevas facciones emocionantes. Sigue leyendo para descubrir todos los detalles.

¿De qué se trata la carrera de facciones?

La carrera de facciones enfrenta a los jugadores entre sí en una competencia por equipos. Elige tu bando entre cinco poderosas facciones: SpaceTech, DSC, Icarus, EvoLife y Yan-di. Colabora con otros miembros de la facción para completar objetivos del juego, acumular puntos y ganar recompensas increíbles.

La puntuación general de tu facción determina las recompensas que recibes, así que contribuye tanto como puedas al éxito de tu equipo. Una tabla de clasificación seguirá tu progreso durante todo el evento.

Para unirte a Faction Race, debes tener nivel 23 o superior en War Robots. Las recompensas son sustanciales e incluyen claves valiosas, recursos premium y Data Pads. Los Data Pads son particularmente útiles para desbloquear nuevos pilotos, robots y actualizaciones para mejorar tu juego.

¿A qué facción te unirás?

Más allá de la carrera de facciones, la nueva temporada presenta incorporaciones emocionantes, incluido el robot Cóndor. El Cóndor cuenta con aceleración en el aire y cañones de sonido devastadores. También llegarán los lanzadores de sonido Screamer y Howler, junto con el dron Wave, para aquellos que aprecian la destrucción sónica.

¿Aún no has experimentado War Robots? Es un juego de disparos táctico en el que controlas enormes robots en emocionantes batallas en solitario o multijugador. Con más de 50 robots para elegir e innumerables combinaciones de armas/módulos, puedes crear tu máquina de guerra definitiva.

¡Descarga War Robots de Google Play Store y únete a Faction Race hoy!

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