The mobile ecosystem may be chock-full of half-baked, walking simulator-tier RPGs, but we're seeing a lot of established brands make their way to the platform. Titles such as Black Desert, The Elder Scrolls and Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana are now available on mobile. Hi-Rez Studios today announced SMITE Blitz, a game set in an alternative SMITE universe. SMITE Blitz is a mythology-themed action RPG that has a story mode and PvP game modes. The game's Technical Alpha begins on April 17th, 2019 for iOS and Android devices.
Logan Cooper, Associate Producer of Smite Blitz has the following to say about the release.
No other mobile RPG offers players the chance to control legendary gods in the palm of their
hands from so many different pantheons. Bringing the world of SMITE to mobile devices has opened up opportunities for new gameplay experiences beyond competitive gaming that fans of the game have been keen for us to continue to explore, while opening it up to players that may not have had the chance to experience the epic stories from across mythology that only SMITE can provide. We're excited to welcome players to SMITE Blitz and can't wait to see how their adventures unfold.
SMITE Blitz allows players to form squads from their collection of gods from multiple pantheons
and create the ultimate team to tackle the variety of challenges SMITE Blitz has to offer.
Through simple core gameplay, a depth of content to explore and with a brand new visual style,
people both familiar and new to the SMITE universe can experience SMITE Blitz to its full
extent.
To get involved with the early Alpha, you need to head over to this link and sign up. You'll be required to sign a non-disclosure agreement if you're selected for the process.
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