Into the Breach mobile now available thanks to Netflix
Netflix’s mobile gaming adventures continue to bring great experiences to the phone. The entertainment company’s latest release, Into the Breach mobile, is arguably its most exciting release yet.
Into the Breach mobile now available
After weeks of painful wait, Netflix has finally released the mobile port of Into the Breach. A turn-based mech game inspired by Front Mission, this is one of the most exciting mobile releases in a while.
An award-winning PC and mobile game, so turn-based enjoyment is perfectly suited for mobile. With intuitive touch controls, the title is perfectly suited for pocket gamers. (It’s also one we’ve wanted for years.)
In the game, you respond to threats against multiple cities. Sometimes enemy mechs attack. Other times, huge enemy monsters will try to take you down. Your mission, if you choose to accept it, is to eliminate threats while reducing environmental damage.
For the mobile version, the entire interface is designed to work better with a touchscreen. In addition, the mobile port is based on the newly released Advanced Edition of the game. This includes new mechs, enemies, battles and more.
In addition, this version of the game is more accessible than ever. To support Netflix’s global appeal, the mobile port has new languages, including Arabic, Chinese, Korean, and more.
Download the game here on Google Play.
How to play Into the Breach on mobile
Into the Breach mobile is free to download on both Android and iOS. However, you must have an active Netflix account to actually play the game. Yes, it hurts a little.
To do this, you need to download the game from your App Store of choice. After that, you will be prompted to sign in to your Netflix account. And voila!
Unfortunately, there is no choice to just buy the game and play normally. While that option may come up one day, Netflix is unlikely to be around. After all, they love that subscription fee.
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Netflix mobile remains strong
Founded last summer, Netflix has released more than 20 games on mobile. Starting in Into the Dead 2, Netflix’s game releases are indeed very welcome.
Furthermore, Netflix continues to create mobile ports. Despite issues with the company’s low-quality shows lately, the mobile output is quite phenomenal.
