Gamers are eagerly anticipating the release of Call of Dragons, the upcoming mobile MMOSLG from Farlight Games. Scheduled for a spring 2023 launch, this fantasy game promises an incredible experience that leverages the latest technology to deliver a unique, immersive gameplay experience.
The developers have now revealed a new Behemoth in a trailer released on their official YouTube channel. The Giant Bear is a real beast that is sure to delight fans with its AoE attack, which can easily destroy opponents. It is just one of the many Behemoths that players will encounter when the game launches, including Hydras, Thunder Rocs, and Dragons.
Interactive Game Play
Taming these Behemoths will be a challenge that requires strategy and skill. Players must put their minds to work to utilize the right skills and capture the monsters, adding grant bonuses for critical mechanics such as research, construction, and gathering. They will also be powerful allies on the battlefield, easily turning the tide of the battle in your favor.
Call of Dragons offers an expansive 3D world of 3.88 million square kilometers, featuring diverse biomes, terrains, and playable characters. The game is inspired by classic fantasy games but takes advantage of cutting-edge technology to provide a realistic, multi-civilization battleground.
Android users have already had the chance to pre-register for the game since August 2022, and the pre-registrations have now been extended to iOS. To be one of the first to experience this exciting game, click on the links below to pre-register now. For more information and to stay up-to-date on the latest developments, visit the official website and check out the Call of Dragons Facebook page.
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