Flip-based technique recreation Onmyoji is bringing new characters and tons of particular bonuses with its Warding Mild Occasion, letting gamers welcome the brand new SSR Amaterasu and the brand new SP Kusa Regrown to the fray. NetEase Video games is ramping up the festivities as nicely with a assured SP/SSR Shikigami you could rating inside 60 summons, so in the event you’ve been saving up on these gacha rolls, now’s one of the best time to make use of them.
Within the newest replace to Onmyoji, you possibly can gather new occasion objects to redeem in-game goodies resembling Amanozako’s New Pores and skin “Astral Wings”, together with an SSR/SP Summon Scroll, an Animated body, a Ability Daruma, a restricted Illustration and a lot extra.
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“This eagerly awaited Onmyoji occasion is ready to introduce a refreshingly new perspective to our gamers’ gaming journey. At NetEase Video games, we actually recognize our international participant neighborhood, and we’re dedicated to repeatedly offering one of the best gaming experiences for each one in all you,” says Matt Liu, Head of NetEase Video games Abroad Publishing. “Not solely will this occasion present an thrilling gameplay expertise with new characters and a complete new recreation mode, however it would additionally enrich the depth of content material inside our much-loved recreation, shaping a vibrant and various world for our gamers to discover.”
When you’re eager on becoming a member of in on all of the festivities of the newest replace, you are able to do so by downloading Onmyoji on the Google Play Retailer for Android gadgets and on the iOS App Retailer. It is a free-to-play recreation with in-app purchases. You can even go to the official web site to remain up to date on all the newest developments, be a part of the neighborhood of followers on Twitter for more information, or take just a little sneak peek on the embedded clip above to get a really feel of the sport.
