Jan 11, 2017 11:16 AM EST By Eva M. Fernandez, UniversityHerald Reporter

Mobile gaming has allowed gamers to enjoy games without their PCs or consoles, and action role playing game, or dungeon crawlers, is one of the leading genres. "Shadowblood" is one of the best ARPG for mobile devices right with its new English version expected for release very soon.

Fierce, Difficult, But the Best Game for Android

"Shadowblood" is fast-paced dark fantasy action game that gives players the "Diablo" game feel, The Smartphone App Preview reported. This game is developed by Korean company UT+ Interactive. In this game, players will battle hordes of monsters in every level of the dungeon based game and defeat bosses.

Players can choose among one of the three classes in "Shadowblood." These classes are the Berserk, the Assassin, and the Archer. Besides all the fighting, players will also have to solve puzzles, collect the souls of the enemy they defeated and collect equipment.

Players can also choose to play with or against other players to make the game even more fun, especially with the PvP. Players who have tried playing other ARPG games before will find this game quite easy to play.

The storyline I excellent and the gameplay is pretty convenient, especially when it comes to choosing the right character class that fits the player.

Release Date Revealed

Those who are excited to play the game can wait for major updates on UT+ Interactive's official Facebook page, where they will also tell fans how to pre-register and when it's grand launch is schedule, Android Headlines reported. Players who pre-register for the game will get in-game bonus items as well as get more news about the game. There are no official announcements yet on the release date, but speculations claim that the English version will be released sometime in the first quarter of this year, which means players will be enjoying the exciting new ARPG game for Android, "Shadowblood." 

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