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Invincible: Guarding the Globe Coming Soon To Mobile

Kerri GuilletteBy Kerri Guillette07/18/20232 Mins Read
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Today, Ubisoft announced that Invincible: Guarding the Globe, a new free-to-play, idle RPG, is coming soon to iOS and Android devices. Set in the same Invincible universe as the Skybound comic books and subsequent Prime Video series, Invincible: Guarding the Globe lets you collect characters, manage your attack squad, and engage in superpowered, multi-battle action – all while experiencing an original storyline.

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The Global Defense Agency needs your help in its fight against the attacking villainous clone army. You’ll need to recruit familiar characters like Invincible, Atom Eve, and Omni-Man, as well as villains like the Flaxans, Titan, or the Mauler Twins. You can level up your fighters by gaining experience, and you’ll need every bit of strength you can muster as you unravel the mystery behind the army’s unexpected allies: clones of the Heroes from Invincible.

“It’s been so exciting watching the Invincible universe evolve from comic book to TV series, and now to a videogame,” said Robert Kirkman, chairman and chief creative officer at Skybound. “Invincible being a multi-hero narrative, I love that we’ve made the game into a multiplayer RPG and that you can fight numerous battles simultaneously. Ubisoft did an incredible job seamlessly recreating Invincible for the small screen.”

Each character you recruit has a different skill set geared towards being an Attacker, Defender, or Support fighter during battle, and it’ll be up to you to choose the best combination that fits your playstyle and the challenge ahead. You can pick five heroes for each battle and boost their powers and stats by equipping each character with up to four items. Play solo or take part in social battles and help other players stand against waves of enemies. Victory will earn you experience, and the game will set new daily and weekly objectives to earn new rewards. Each season, the game will also introduce a new hero from the Invincible universe that you can recruit to your squad.

Invincible: Guarding the Globe launches soon on iOS and Android devices. In the meantime, be sure to pre-register for the game, follow Invincible: Guarding The Globe on Twitter, and stay tuned to Ubisoft News for more updates.

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