Maison Nouvelles Annonce du jeu mobile Overlord : Lord of Nazarick est désormais disponible en préinscription

Annonce du jeu mobile Overlord : Lord of Nazarick est désormais disponible en préinscription

Dec 20,2024 Auteur: Henry

Préparez-vous pour un nouveau jeu mobile passionnant basé sur l'anime populaire Overlord ! Crunchyroll et A Plus Japan présentent Lord of Nazarick, un RPG officiel au tour par tour, à un public mondial.

Ce jeu mobile Overlord fera ses débuts sur les appareils Android en décembre 2024. Le lancement coïncide avec la sortie en salles de Overlord : The Sacred Kingdom aux États-Unis et au Canada, également cet automne. . Bien que Crunchyroll détienne certains droits pour la région EMEA et l'Amérique latine, les dates de sortie spécifiques pour ces régions n'ont pas encore été annoncées. Lord of Nazarick sera gratuit et est actuellement disponible en pré-inscription sur le Google Play Store.

Plongez dans le monde de Nazarick

Inspiré de l'histoire emblématique de l'anime, Lord of Nazarick vous permet de vivre les aventures de Momonga, un salarié piégé dans le monde virtuel d'Yggdrasil, qui règne désormais sous le nom du puissant roi sorcier Ainz Ooal Gown. Le jeu propose des scénarios canoniques originaux, des donjons roguelite dynamiques, des boss difficiles et des mini-jeux captivants.

Recrutez plus de 50 personnages de l'anime, dont les gardiens et les Pléiades, et explorez des lieux tels que le grand tombeau de Nazarick et le village de Carne. Faites équipe avec des amis en mode coopératif, rejoignez des alliances ou testez vos compétences contre d'autres joueurs en PVP.

Découvrez un aperçu de l'action du jeu :

Restez à l'écoute pour plus d'actualités sur les jeux, y compris notre prochain article sur Super Tiny Football !

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