Netmarble has just announced the launch date of its brand new game called The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross that will be available on the Play Store from March 3rd. Having already received more than 1 million pre-registrations since January 15th, Netmarble says that awards will now be available for those that pre-register for the cinematic adventure mobile roleplaying game (RPG).
The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross translates the storytelling and adventures of The Seven Deadly Sins, into a highly engaging and entertaining mobile gaming experience. The stunning, high-resolution 3D graphics and over 100 dramatic cutscenes, and the cast of the original Japanese voice actors reprising their characters bring the heroes of The Seven Deadly Sins to life. Players can select from a wide roster of heroes from the series to build their very own team and defeat enemies with a novel approach to card-based combat systems. There’s an emphasis on combining cards and characters for special moves and extensive interaction with the main character. The Seven Deadly Sins team with unique costumes including original outfits found only in this game, character dialogue, affection system, cooking, and more. In case you were wondering, the game is based on the manga “Nanatsu no Taizai” by Nakaba Suzuki that was originally serialized in the weekly SHONEN MAGAZINE published by Kodansha Ltd.
Rewards for pre-registration will include the in-game character ‘Meliodas’, the main hero of The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross, and his costume including outfit and weapon, until the official release on March 3rd. Game currencies and an exclusive box with various in-game items will also be offered as pre-registration rewards at launch.
You can pre-register for The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross on the Google Play Store as well as Apple's App Store by clicking the relevant link below.
Pre-register Now: Google Play Store, Apple App Store
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