Anime-themed RPG Spiral Warrior is up for pre-order on iPhone and iPad
What you need to know
- Anime-themed RPG Spiral Warrior is now available for pre-order on iPhone and iPad.
- Spiral Warrior is a spinning top battler.
RPG fans have a new game to look forward to after Electronic Soul made Spiral Warrior available for pre-order on iPhone and iPad. The bad news? You'll be waiting until October 22 to play it, according to the game's App Store page.
The game itself, spotted by Pocket Gamer, sounds intriguing and it's already proving popular over in the Android world. Gamers can look forward to an anime-themed spinning top battler and the promo video should be more than enough to whet your appetite.
If that sounds like your particular anime-shaped bag you can pre-order Spiral Warrior from the App Store right now. It's a free download with in-app purchases available should you wish to partake.
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