Krafton launches Road to Valor: Empires in India on Android and iOS

PUBG publisher Krafton has launched its new mobile game in India. Road to Valor: Empires, now available to download on Android and iOS, is a real-time PvP strategy game where players gather armies of Guardians and mythical troops and engage in battle through villages and terrains, with a view On top. The title is the successor to developer Dreamotion’s Road to Valor: World War II and has amassed 2.5 lakh pre-registrations since it opened on February 23. RTV: Empires received Indian localization, starting with full Hindi language support and region-specific content.

This version of Road to Valor: Empires allows players to create custom multiplayer rooms to host games, watch, and compete with others online. A press release from Krafton notes that support for other Indian languages ​​will soon be enabled and the game offers a starter pack with rewards starting at Rs. 29. It’s a bit like Clash Royale, where the Players strategize and lead their troops to take down the opponent’s three towers. You can rain down arrows, slingshot rocks, send in armored soldiers to fight incoming hordes, and more. There also appears to be a leveling system, although it’s unclear if online matchmaking entirely depends on it. Players can choose between characters from different mythologies, ranging from the Greek Athena to the Asgardian ruler Odin, to name a few. Krafton is also promising regular post-launch content for Road to Valor: Empires, including new characters, civilizations, in-game events, and “esports tournaments.”

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“We are thrilled to announce the launch of Road to Valor: Empires, our latest game designed exclusively for the Indian market. With locally relevant content and regular updates, we aim to deliver an immersive gaming experience that resonates with the diverse cultures and preferences of Indian gamers,” said Sean Hyunil Sohn, CEO of Krafton India, in a press release. “Road to Valor: Empires is a reflection of Krafton’s continued commitment to delivering engaging gaming experiences and high quality to the Indian market. We hope our users will enjoy the game as much as we enjoyed creating it as they delve into the world of mythological characters and historical civilizations.

Krafton’s last major release was The Callisto Protocol in December, which opened to generally mixed reception, with the PC version receiving criticism due to poor performance and optimization issues. Developer Striking Distance Studios has just released the Contagion Pack DLC for this, which brings 14 new death animations for protagonist Jacob Lee, a collection of Watchtower skins, and a “Contagion Mode” that empowers bloodthirsty Biophages, limits resources, and resets chapter progress each time you die. . The DLC is available for purchase as an add-on to the main game, and it’s also included in the Season Pass.

Road to Valor: Empires is now available for free download on Android and iOS.