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Earlier this month, Gameloft teased Android gamers with a teaser trailer of its upcoming game, Wild Blood. What makes this game rather unique and anticipated was its use of the Unreal Engine which gave the game some pretty spectacular visuals, although whether the gameplay is as impressive as the graphics remains to be seen. While a release date for the game has yet to be set (“soon” is what the description says), Gameloft has released a gameplay trailer of Wild Blood, giving players an idea of what they might be able to expect from the game. Based on the comments left on its Y ouTube video, many players have pointed out that the game resembles titles such as Kingdoms of Amalur and Devil May Cry, but what do you guys think? In any case Wild Blood is also expected to make its way onto iOS, so remember to check back with us often as we’ll keep you updated when the game has finally be released.

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Parisian gaming company Gameloft has pulled the wraps off its first Unreal Engine Android game, but is being rather coy about what it actually is. The teaser image — which was released on the company’s Facebook page — reveals little more than a bloody sword and skull along with a cryptic message, saying that a clue was hidden in the artwork. Viewers were also invited to vote for the next hint, which will either be another image or a YouTube teaser trailer. Whether the macabre-looking game itself will create as much suspense as its marketing tease remains to be seen.

Update: Some sources have reported the platform as Android, but that has not been officially announced.

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While iOS gamers have enjoyed Gameloft’s Dungeon Hunter 3’s multiplayer mode for months now, Android users have been left in the dark, at least until now. If you’ve enjoyed the single-player aspect of the game, you will be pleased to learn that after months of waiting, Gameloft has updated the Android version of Dungeon Hunter 3 and has included multiplayer features in the process, alongside various bug fixes and adjustments.  However it should be noted that thanks to the review section of the Google Play store, it has been reported by several users that the update has broken the game for some, causing it to be unplayable. While it might not be the same for your Android handset, we suggest that you might want to wait this one out at least until Gameloft has issued a fix for whatever problems is apparently plaguing the game at this moment. However if you want to take a chance, you can pop on over to the Google Play store for the download. So for those who updated, did the update break the game for you, or are you enjoying the multiplayer experience on your Android device with no issues?

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Good news to all Batman fans out there! Gameloft has just announced its tie-in game for the The Dark Knight Rises movie that is set to launch on theaters beginning July 20. The video game developer recently released a teaser for the game with the same name, as you see in the video above. The Dark Knight Rises video game will be coming to iOS and Android during the same day that Christopher Nolan’s epic sequel to the Batman trilogy will be launched in theaters. Details of the game are yet to be revealed, as well as its pricing. But sources from the web are saying that Gameloft will launch the game under a freemium model, and will probably offer in-app purchases in exchange for more levels of crime-fighting action and fun. Although the teaser is rather short, nearly 30 seconds only, it’s quite enough to tell us what the game is all about. Cheers!

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