Kick9’s Warriors of Glory Launches Today in IOS and Android

Immersive 3D Action Role-Playing Game Now Available via Publisher Kick9

Sunnyvale, Calif. – May 11th, 2016 – Game developer Vstar Games Entertainment, in collaboration with Kick9 – a global game publisher of mobile content – announced today that its Immersive 3D Action RPG (Role Playing Game) Warriors of Glory is now available for download across mobile platforms. Originally published in Asia, Warriors of Glory inspires all new innovations to the genre, and today’s launch brings it to the North American app marketplace for the first time.

Step into a mystical land haunted by demons and creatures of darkness. Command a Barbarian, Wizard or Assassin to dispatch your enemies in skill-based RPG combat. Team up with your friends to conquer CO-OP boss battles and raid dungeons or face off against players from around the globe in 2v2 Arena combat!

Other key features for Warriors of Glory include:

  • Multiple Heroes with varying skill types let players personalize their Hero.
  • Extensive hero and gear upgrades allow players to customize their hero and fight back against even the strongest of foes.
  • Several gameplay modes to explore including a captivating campaign mode and a host of PvE & Guild cooperative challenges.
  • Epic world bosses to challenge even the most hardened of players.
  • Variety of PvP options for players and guilds including 2v2 Arena combat.
  • A wide variety of monsters, bosses and events provide endless re-playability.
  • “As fans of Fantasy Action, RPG’s and strategic mobile games, we could not be more excited to work with Vstar Games Entertainment to launch Warriors of Glory into the North American app marketplace,” said Yong Wang, Founder and CEO of Kick9. “Kick9 looks forward to joining users in an incredible adventure in Warriors of Glory while continuing to innovate and improve upon the RPG mobile gaming genre.”

    Download the game for free on iOS and Android by visiting: http://www.kick9.com/link/index/3000000022

    Check out the trailer:

    Download the press kit at: https://goo.gl/ZwgngR

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    Samsung Deciding Between Two Tempting Designs For Galaxy Note 6

    By Ewan Spence

    The online excitement around this year’s release of Samsung’s newest phablet device – the presumptively titled Galaxy Note 6 – continues to build. Reports now suggest that Samsung is working on two form factors for the redesigned phablet which is expected to be announced in late August.

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    Sources: The Upgraded PlayStation 4 is Codenamed NEO, Contains Upgraded CPU, GPU, RAM

    by Austin Walker

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    It hasn’t even been a year, and there’s already an improved Samsung Galaxy A9

    By Williams Pelegrin

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    Xbox One meets PS4? Microsoft to enable cross-platform multiplayer gaming with other consoles

    BY JAMES RISLEY

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    By Andrew Martonik

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    Samsung Stays Ahead of the Curve with Bold, Big Screen Smartphones

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    PlayStation 4 (PS4™) to Add Anticipated Features and Social Enhancements

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    Samsung is launching an insanely fast new version of the Galaxy Note 4 this week

    By Zach Epstein

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    By Chris Welch

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