Grinding Gear Games Announces Path of Exile Mobile Edition, Promises Original Experience Without "Evil Junk" from Bale's blog
Bringing PC games to mobile platforms is a risky task, and even with the hype, the result is not always the case. Remember the immortal rebound in Diablo earlier this year? Grinding Gear Games understands the fiasco and announces the introduction of the popular way to exile free role-playing RPG games to mobile phones. The game called "Path of Exile" was originally developed in-house. As the studio said, the game will be free of "nonsense trends" such as microtransactions and "win money." In short, Path of Exile Mobile Edition will bring the core Path of Exile games to mobile phones in an unfiltered, concise, and easy way. Of course, there are still transactions about POE Currency, but this will not prevent Path of Exile from being a popular free-to-play role-playing game.
ExileCon's Grinding Gear Games announced ath of Exile last week. The studio jokingly called Trevor Gramon "Mobile Fall Guy", and he made it clear in the announcement trailer that they wanted to bring "Path of Exile" to the phone without compromise. You can view it on the official websites of POE and IGGM.
The introduction by Grinding Gear Games co-founder Jonathan Rogers shows that Path of Exile will get rid of the annoying mobile gaming boom, such as micro-transactions, time gates, video ads, notifications, and "make money" structures, these Are outspoken. Called "evil trash." More importantly, the game was developed in-house by a team co-developed with the first Path of Exile game and its successor, Path of Exile 2.
Grinding Gear Games emphasizes that the Path of Exile mobile is an original game tailored for smartphone screens. However, when Path of Exile was released on Android and iOS platforms, nothing was said. Besides, the studio is silent on how to monetize the game and which core elements are reserved or adjusted for mobile ports. Fortunately, the mobile port is now welcomed by many players, and many players come to IGGM to purchase POE Exalted Orb for the Path of Exile mobile port. This is a happy thing and also illustrates the success of the POE mobile terminal.
ExileCon's Grinding Gear Games announced ath of Exile last week. The studio jokingly called Trevor Gramon "Mobile Fall Guy", and he made it clear in the announcement trailer that they wanted to bring "Path of Exile" to the phone without compromise. You can view it on the official websites of POE and IGGM.
The introduction by Grinding Gear Games co-founder Jonathan Rogers shows that Path of Exile will get rid of the annoying mobile gaming boom, such as micro-transactions, time gates, video ads, notifications, and "make money" structures, these Are outspoken. Called "evil trash." More importantly, the game was developed in-house by a team co-developed with the first Path of Exile game and its successor, Path of Exile 2.
Grinding Gear Games emphasizes that the Path of Exile mobile is an original game tailored for smartphone screens. However, when Path of Exile was released on Android and iOS platforms, nothing was said. Besides, the studio is silent on how to monetize the game and which core elements are reserved or adjusted for mobile ports. Fortunately, the mobile port is now welcomed by many players, and many players come to IGGM to purchase POE Exalted Orb for the Path of Exile mobile port. This is a happy thing and also illustrates the success of the POE mobile terminal.
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