Gameloft releases Wild Blood for Android for Rs 362

After the release of Wild Blood for iOS devices back in September, Gameloft has now released the game for Android devices. The game is available on the Google Play store. The game boasts a variety of features, including multiplayer with 8-player team deathmatch and capture the flag modes. Gameloft has also released a trailer for the launch of the game on Google Play.

According to Gameloft, the story of the game goes, “King Arthur has gone mad, fueled by his jealousy toward Lancelot for romancing his wife, Queen Guinevere. In his desperation, Arthur has been tricked by his sister, the all-powerful sorceress Morgana Le Fey, to open the Hellgate and allow all forms of demons to enter the world. Meanwhile, Morgana has captured Guinevere and holds her hostage on the magical island of Avalon. Now Lancelot needs to confront King Arthur and Morgana, and free the world from these evil creatures and save Guinevere.”

Wild Blood got a trailer in August, where Gameloft showed much of the gameplay of the game, including the level up system, different kinds of weapons and a variety of spells you can use. The game looks like an action role playing game (RPG) with a focus on combat, much like the Fable series or Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, with a focus on hack and slash gameplay as opposed to stats or other character development.

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The game boasts of many features including real-time, full 3D graphics with special effects powered by Unreal technology, 20 different kinds of enemies including epic boss battles, a wide variety of weapons that ranges from axes to longbows to great swords, intense and gory combat with melee and ranged battles, varied environments with puzzles to reach hidden locations for extra bonuses.

Wild Blood hacks and slashes its way to Android devices

This is the next major game by Gameloft after the release of Asphalt 7 back in August. The game, titled Asphalt 7: Heat, was available for iOS devices from the second half of June, and in August, Gameloft released it for its Android counterparts.

One of the most highly anticipated racing games of 2012, Asphalt 7: Heat manoeuvred its way on to the iTunes App Store and Google Play. Building on the huge success of Asphalt 6: Adrenaline, this year’s racing game from Gameloft comes with 60 different cars from the world’s best manufacturers such as Ferrari, Lamborghini and Aston Martin. Like most racing games, the cars that you own in the game can be modified visually and internally. This helps unlock various goals within the game. By adding different modifications to the cars, you can avail of features such as Nitro boosts and various other ways to win the race.

Wild Blood is available on Google Play and costs Rs 362.