Gameloft’s Wild Blood Game Arrives on Android

Mobile game publisher Gameloft has announced the availability of a new title for devices running under Google’s Android operating system, namely Wild Blood.

The new game arrives on devices with the power of Unreal Engine inside, and is capable of providing users with great real-time, full 3D graphics, the company announced.

However, those who would like to get the title for a spin should know that it is quite massive, requiring no less than 2GB of internal memory to be available.

Courtesy of the Unreal Technology this game is powered by, users will be offered the possibility to live the “unforgettable journey of Sir Lancelot” in a manner unavailable before to them.

“King Arthur has gone mad, fueled by his jealousy toward Lancelot for romancing his wife, Queen Guinevere,” Gameloft explains.

“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.”

Lancelot’s mission is to confront King Arthur and the evil Morgana in an attempt to free the world from the evil creatures, while also attempting to save Guinevere.

In addition to real-time, full 3D graphics and special effects, the mobile game will also provide Android users with the possibility to engage in fights with impressive enemies and stunning special powers.

Some of the main features of the new game include:

- Become the legendary and brutal Sir Lancelot. Fight off the legions of Hell and challenge the mighty King Arthur, who has been enchanted by Morgana.

- Travel across 10 breathtaking levels on your journey to Avalon with the help of Sir Gawain of the Knights of the Round Table.

There are 20 different enemies users will fight against in this game, a wide range of weapons to take advantage of, fascinating environments and much more, Gameloft notes.

Wild Blood is already available for purchase via the Google Play Store, featuring a price tag of $6.99. You can learn more on it in the app portal or through the video embedded below.