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Square Enix has announced support for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone and a simultaneous launch for Lara Croft GO on all three platforms on August 27th. The puzzle game will be available for 4.99 USD.
A band of new screenshots accompany the news where readers will be able to easily see the Lara Croft’s GO visual representation, inspired by classic Tomb Raider puzzles. Check them out below.
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Square Enix has released a plethora of new Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World screenshots, giving us a look at some of the monsters set...
