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Gameloft Unveils Wild Blood As Its First Unreal Game
The fantasy-themed title is on its way to iOS and Android, and the company has a trailer to help make the announcement.
Gameloft is looking to expand its already expansive mobile and tablet game library with a move into utilizing Unreal, and the first game on the horizon is the newly anounced Wild Blood. Little is known about the game beyond what's shown in the trailer, which reveals a host of scary looking fantasy monsters and, at one point, a sword-wielding hero about to step into a lush forest. The trailer might raise more than a few eyebrows as comparisons are drawn to the popular Infinity Blade iOS games. It wouldn't be the first time that Gameloft had been criticized for borrowing elements from other game series. It remains to be seen if the gameplay will emulate the style seen in Infinity Blade, or offer some other twist on the fantasy milieu.
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