Lords of the Fallen (2017)

Release Date: February 6, 2017

Action, TPP, fantasy, RPG elements, Polish, slasher, singleplayer

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Lords of the Fallen (2017) is a mobile version of the popular action RPG from 2014 developed by CI Games. The game takes us to a fantasy world ruled by the evil queen Acasha. There are three characters available for the players: Harkyn, Yetka and Kaslo. Our task is to face the queen and save all mankind. In terms of mechanics, Lords of the Fallen for mobile devices has almost nothing in common with its PC/console older brother.

The Plot
Mechanics
Technical Aspects

Lords of the Fallen for AND and iOS is a mobile version of the 2014 action RPG released for PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The game however has not much in common with its older brother. CI Games, co-creators of the ‘big’ Lords of the Fallen, developed it.

The Plot

The game takes us to a fantasy world where evil queen Acasha holds the power. As one of the three available heroes – Harkyn, Yetka or Kaslo – we have to face her and save all mankind.

Mechanics

Lords of the Fallen for AND and iOS is very similar to the famous Infinity Blade. During our adventures, we will face our enemies in one versus one combat. We have to tap or swipe on our device's screen to avoid our enemies’ attacks, counterattack, and perform combos. Each of the three heroes has unique equipment and as we progress in the game, we get various resources, which then we can use to create new armors or useful amulets. That is all that the game has to offer in terms of mechanics; we cannot explore the locations or look for treasures and secrets. Fighting is basically all we have to do.

Technical Aspects

Lords of the Fallen is probably one of the best looking mobile games available. The characters are rendered with high attentention to detail, animations are smooth, and some of the attacks have their own various light effects.

Last updated on February 28, 2017

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