Krafton India Opens Pre-registrations for Road to Valor: Empires on Android and iOS; Here Is Everything You Need to Know
Krafton India has just shared more information about its upcoming game, Road to Valor: Empires. This comes just hours after the South Korean video game company first teased the arrival of the game on its social media pages.
According to the latest details, game studio Dreamotion has developed the strategy-based title with a medieval theme. As part of the development, Krafton has localized the game and added India-specific content.
Looking at the mechanics of the game, players can build their kingdoms, take control of their forces and battle against other kingdoms. The upcoming game will feature a Player Vs Player (PvP) tactical combat system.
Krafton India shares details about Road to Valor: Empires
The Indian version of Road to Valor: Empires (RTV Empires) will feature “new starter packs with exclusive rewards”. Developer Dreamotion will also add “custom multi-player rooms” so that Indian players can compete against each other or find allies to take on others. Through the rebuild, Krafton has added “full-fledged Hindi language support” to offer “an immersive experience for the Indian gaming community”.
Krafton outlined that it is “the first casual game for India” from the company. To appease the fans, the company has made more India-specific changes like the ability to create custom rooms to host, spectate or play the game together. Players can also get optional starter packs at regional pricing starting from INR 29. As outlined above, these packs will also feature “exclusive rewards” for players.
Pre-registrations live now on Android and iOS; Check the likely launch timeline
Players will now be able to pre-register for the Indian version of Road to Valor: Empires. In order to pre-register for the title, players can either visit the Google Play Store or Apple App Store for iOS. Krafton also shared that fans pre-registering for the launch of the game will get a “Long Spear Warrior” as a reward. The title doesn’t have an exact release date yet, but it is set to come out sometime in March 2023.
Krafton claims that the game will feature “stunning graphics” along with “captivating music” and “easy-to-use controls”. The controls and the UI will feature support for both English and Hindi language. Game publisher stated that more “local Indian language” are scheduled to come “out in the future”.
The announcement highlighted regular drops of new content including “new characters, civilizations” and more. Krafton outlined that it plans to organize in-game events for RTV Empires along with esports tournaments. For context, the game is the successor to “Road to Valor: World War II” that launched in Jan 2019.
Check out what Sean Hyunil Sohn, CEO of Krafton Inc India has said about the game:
“We’ve been at work on a neat surprise for our beloved Indian audience and are excited to bring Road To Valor: Empires along with Indian nuances and local customizations. We’re very excited to have worked with our talented studio, Dreamotion to bring in an authentic strategy experience in a casual format for Indians. With the addition of Indian rewards, new UI, and unique features, we hope players have a great time exploring the world of mythical and historical civilizations. We are committed to the Indian audience and will continue bringing new and exciting games that will enthrall our Indian gamers”
Here’s what Junyoung Lee, CEO of Dreamotion said on the Indian version of Road to Valor: Empires:
“We are eager to bring the all-new Road to Valor: Empires to India and hope that users enjoy the interplay of strategy, realistic graphics, and exclusive features that the game offers. With thrilling large-scale wars, and a host of characters, we are excited for users to experience the game. The new custom room feature will help casual players in India invite and jump into quick 2v2 matches or even spectate top players. For us, this is more than just a launch. We will be bringing in new civilizations, local characters, and features that challenge and excite our players in the future. And hopefully, make it esports ready, to encourage the vast talent in India to compete for valor!”
