Mobile gaming has evolved beyond just navigating a digital avatar through a 3D world; it now often involves real-life walking, as seen in popular titles like Pokémon Go. Mythwalker, another notable example, emphasizes walking and exploration, and has recently expanded its universe with a significant update. Released initially in November last year, Mythwalker now boasts over 20 new quests, further enriching its immersive world.
These new additions allow players to delve deeper into the lore of the game, including the mysterious origins and motivations of the Drakates. Players can engage in a variety of activities, from escorting explosive goblin caravan guards to battling ruthless pirates and uncovering global pirate traditions. One particularly intriguing quest involves exploring a well-known landmark, where players are encouraged to leave a portal for future visits.
Mythwalker stands out with its accessibility features, such as the tap-to-move mechanic and the Hyport Gateway, which enables virtual travel to different parts of the world without the need for physical movement. This broadens the game's scope, overcoming the typical limitations faced by geolocation games. The dedication of developer NantGames to regular content updates further enhances Mythwalker's appeal and scale.
While you await the latest update, why not explore other games to keep you entertained between your outdoor adventures with Mythwalker? Check out our review of Good Coffee, Great Coffee, for instance, to see what Jupiter thought of it!
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