Now available for free on IOS, Android, and PC, the 4X strategy game based on the beloved animated series includes Father Glowworm, first introduced in the novel ‘The Rise of Kyoshi,’ as well as new enemies to defeat like Chanyu, Borte and Murong.
Tilting Point and developer AN Games, under license from Paramount Game Studios, has launched the 4X strategy game worldwide, with select countries in Asia set to launch at a later date.Set in Nickelodeon’s iconic universe, the mobile game is available for free on the App Store for iOS and Google Play for Android and PC.
“We couldn’t be more thrilled to have worked with Nickelodeon again and have AN Games spearhead development on a mobile game based on the much beloved universe,” said Kevin Segalla, CEO and Founder of Tilting Point.“AN Games are masters when it comes to strategic gameplay and, just like us, are massive fans of the franchise.We can’t wait to hear what players and fans think about this latest adventure.” Check out the mobile game’s launch trailer now: Featuring a new storyline developed by Avatar Studios and Tim Hedrick, a writer for both and , the game’s story includes Father Glowworm, a pivotal character who was first introduced in the novel “The Rise of Kyoshi,” as well as new enemies to defeat like Chanyu, Borte and Murong.
The 4X strategy game with RPG elements allows players to recruit, train and lead legendary characters from across the franchise.To celebrate the launch, new players will receive an exclusive bundle of in-game rewards, providing them with a head start in building their armies and expanding their bases.is the latest title from Tilting Point’s portfolio of games.
This will be Tilting Point’s third mobile game with Nickelodeon after the 2021 award winning and 2024 award nominated
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