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Nintendo’s Dragalia Lost Now Available For Download On The App Store

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Nintendo has released a bunch of successful mobile titles in the past few years, but Dragalia Lost can almost be considered as the company’s first real iOS / Android game, as it’s the first one not to be based upon established characters and series.

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If you’re itching to give the game a go, you’d better get on the App Store right now!

Earlier today, Nintendo confirmed that Dragalia Lost can now be downloaded from the App Store worldwide in the US only for now. The game, sadly, is still not available, as service will actually begin on September 27th.

Dragalia Lost promises to be an excellent role-playing game combining features of the genre with some brand new ones that will make the experience feel as fresh as possible even after hours of gameplay.

Unlike many other RPGs available on mobile devices, the game by Nintendo will be a swipe-controlled action role-playing game where players will get to deepen the bonds between humans and dragons. Players will be able to unleash a variety of special attacks and even transform into dragons.

The game’s presentation also promises to be of the best quality possible, with a typical Japanese character design and music by Japanese artist DAOKO, whose captivating musical score will enhance the upbeat experience of the game.

Dragalia Lost is now available for download on the App Store worldwide. Service will begin tomorrow, September 27th. The game is also releasing on Android devices.

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Francesco De Meo
Francesco has been writing about video games and the video games industry for almost a decade, focusing on all aspects of the industry. Having always loved handheld gaming, he joined TouchTapPlay in 2013 to cover mobile gaming and, later on, the Nintendo Switch console, which is today his most played console.