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9th Dawn 3

Open-World Retro RPG 9th Dawn 3 Launches Next Week On iOS, Android

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The 9th Dawn series has managed to become extremely popular over the years thanks to its fast-paced and accessible RPG experience, retro-inspired graphics, and hectic combat. The fact that the controls were tailored to touch devices definitely helped.

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All this, and more, is coming back to a screen near you very soon, as 9th Dawn 3 is releasing in the next few days on iOS and Android globally.

9th Dawn 3 will retain the same 8-bit, retro-inspired graphics and open-world experience that lets players to whatever they want inside the game’s world. The hectic combat is also making a comeback, with its dual-stick control scheme that makes it extremely easy to learn but slightly harder to master.

9th Dawn 3 will also come with tons of new features not found in the previous entries in the series, like an expanded crafting system, a Power Gem system that can enhance weapons, rideable mounts, a card-battling mini-game, and even a creature system that lets players catch monsters and level them up. Did anyone say Pokémon?

9th Dawn 3 launches on iOS and Android on October 6th. The game will also release PC and consoles on the same day worldwide.

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Francesco De Meo
Francesco has been writing about video games and the video games industry for almost a decade, focusing on all aspects of the industry. Having always loved handheld gaming, he joined TouchTapPlay in 2013 to cover mobile gaming and, later on, the Nintendo Switch console, which is today his most played console.