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Mobile Version of ‘Bloodstained: Ritual of The Night’ Launches in December For Android And iOS
Publisher NetEase Games and developer ArtPlay last month revealed that Bloodstained: Ritual of The Night would be making the leap to Android and iOS devices. Today, NetEase announced that the game would be launching in December for iOS via the App Store and Android via Google Play for $9.99/€10.99, and would be available in the Americas, Europe, Japan, Southeast Asia, Korea, and more.
On top of that, we also get a new trailer for the title, which will feature all of the action, gameplay and content of the console version, as well as an overhauled user interface for mobile users. The mobile version of Bloodstained also includes all console DLC which makes this release the definitive edition of the game.
Pre-registration on iOS and Android is now open. Bloodstained: Ritual of The Night is also available on PC via Steam and GOG.com, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.
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Get a Taste of the Action-Packed Terror in the Demo for FPS Shooter ‘BLIGHTEN’ [Trailer]
For those itching for some throwback first-person shooter action, Blight Software has just had a demo released for their upcoming FPS BLIGHTEN. The demo sees you and your squad selected to eliminate the last rebels in the eastern wastes, only to have your slaughtered, and you trapped in a decaying research facility. And you’re not alone.
You’ll explore every room of the facility for resources and weapons in an effort to stay alive. Luckily, you’ll have an extensive arsenal of various firearms at your disposal, from shotguns to assault rifles.
You’ll need them in order to take down the various blight-ridden mutated horrors throughout the mega structure. As one would expect, you’ll need to scrounge for parts and ammo, so make every shot count.
Similar to what players experienced in the early PlayStation classic Alien Trilogy, BLIGHTEN sports hand-drawn enemy sprites and animation in a 3D retro world, creating a unique and dynamic atmosphere while still scratching that throwback itch.
It’s all wrapped up in a dark narrative, where an unseen evil lurks in the shadows of the facility, shaping the horrors around you as you descend deeper into the facility. As you navigate this industrial nightmare, every Blightened creature slain is a grim reminder to what you’ve lost — and the things you’re fighting for.
Look for BLIGHTEN later this year on Steam.