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King Crusher arrives on Android and iOS

January 15, 2019 by Andrew Newton

Mobile game developer Ankama Games has released their latest puzzle title, King Crusher, for Android and iOS devices.  This puzzle/ adventure game will require sound strategic thinking to ensure King Crusher’s troops conquer the world.

King Crusher is a sliding puzzle action/adventure that sees players fight to ensure that King Crusher eliminate all the other rulers and become the one king to rule the world.  Players will lead a group of fighters selected from twelve classes each with specific powers against a variety of increasingly powerful monsters sent by the other kingdoms.

Featuring classic roguelike and RPG mechanics and filled with nods at fantasy and geek culture, King Crusher will offer players three different game modes including a daily challenge mode.

King Crusher is available now on iOS and Android devices.

Filed Under: Andrew Newton, News, Trailers, Video Games Tagged With: Ankama Games, King Crusher

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