D3 Go! offers Alien: Blackout for iOS and Android for free only on April 26, the day the license is celebrated. Amanda returns on mobile.
April 26 is an appointed date for fans of the Ripley family and the Eighth Passenger space odyssey. As part of the Alien Day celebration, D3 Go! offers its work with the license at no additional cost.
All those with iOS and Android devices can find Alien: Blackout for free, both in the App Store and in the Google Play Store. The promotion will only be available during today, April 26; once finished it will return to its usual price. You can also find it in the Spanish Amazon Appstore.
For those unaware of what the game is about, Blackout takes us to one of the damaged Weyland-Yutani space stations, where a Xenomorph already known to all of us chases us incessantly.
By having a panoramic perspective of the events, we must guide the crew choosing what actions to perform at the point where they are through seven different levels. We will play Amanda Ripley, Ellen's daughter, again in a spin-off between Alien: The Eighth Passenger and Aliens: The Return.
As described in his App Store profile, he needs 581 MB of space on your terminal. In the case of iOS, it requires an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch device that has version 8.0 onwards. In the case of Android, it will work in all later versions from 4.3. The texts are located in Spanish.
As is usually the case in work under license, a survival mode is included in which aid is severed. In this case, you cannot save the game between levels or restart, and the available energy spaces are reduced to three.
If it's not enough to quench your thirst for terror, you can find the recent addition of Alien: Isolation in the Xbox Game Pass catalog for PC. This completes your participation in the Microsoft subscription on all its platforms. Amanda has stories for a while.
