- World of Kung-Fu: Dragon & Eagle brings Wuxia’s electrifying action to the hand
- Create your own separate fighting style, discover medieval China and get to know a wide range of characters
- Experience him now in Google Play or check it on iOS when he releases on March 6
When it comes to fighting on mobile devices, you can reject your mind on something like Skullgirls, and its side action 1V1. But what about something more mechanically in a queue from RPG and with a wide Asian world to discover? Well, that’s where World of Kung-Fu appears: Dragon & Eagle, because it brings Wuxia Action in the Sprite style of Kęsa.
But what is Wuxia when she is at home? Well, it is basically an epic Chinese fantasy based on martial arts, fencing and characters larger than life. Think about the Arturian legend, but he mixed with a well dose of fists and monotism. It is a lively species that is loved in the film, as well as in games, as confirmed by fans of the iconic Empire Jade Empire.
World of Kung-Fu will see that you will discover medieval China from Xianggyang, Jingzhou, Jiangdong, Central Plains, and even further. The peak with a variety of characters that can be found and recruited, adather activity and not only, the world of Kung-Fu naturally concentrates around a detailed and electrifying system of martial arts action.
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How complicated? How about over 300 special skills and over 350 features to create your own characteristic combat style? Regardless of whether it is fencing, staff fight or good aged fists. You will also meet various martial arts schools with your own styles as both opponents and allies.
The best part? If you are a bit skeptical in all this, you can try World of Kung-Fu: Dragon & Eagle for free and experience the test version that allows you to discover the city of Xiangyang and its surroundings. Then, when you felt the taste, you can buy the entire version to discover further and improve your skills even more.
Find World of Kung-Fu: Dragon & Eagle now in Google Play, arriving at iOS App Store on March 6!
Meanwhile, if you are looking for more inspired by eastern mobile games, why do not check the reviews of Crunchyroll: Tengami and see where it goes (or Falls flat)?
