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Yesterday we reported that Gameloft’s Wild Blood game could be making its way onto iTunes App Stores around the world today, and it certainly looks like that is the case! If you love Gameloft’s offerings so far, then Wild Blood is a Gameloft game you might want to get in on, especially since it will be powered by the Unreal Engine which means that gamers can look forward to some pretty impressive graphics (as far as mobile devices are concerned). It is available for both the iPhone and the iPad and if you’re wondering when the Android version will hit, it is expected to make its way to the Google Play stores “soon”, which hopefully doesn’t translate into a long wait for Android gamers. While we have to try it out for ourselves, comments left by gamers have painted it in a pretty good light, so head on over to iTunes for the download.

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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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