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Godzilla x Kong: Titan Chasers is a free-to-play mobile 4X strategy game developed by Hunted Cow Studios. Players will embody elite explorers known as Titan Chasers to witness massive monsters and titans, while skillfully enhancing their elite team's capabilities and resources amongst other players on the island. Embark on thrilling expeditions and test the mettle of their squads in strategic, turn-based RPG combat to uncover the dark secrets of the Sirens in the main story campaign or fight as their favorite Superspecies in the monster vs monster campaign. Witness the fury of Godzilla and Kong, and join the fight against colossal predators. Godzilla x Kong: Titan Chasers is available for preorder now on iOS and Android.<br/><br/>#Gaming #Godzilla #IGN
Godzilla x Kong: Titan Chasers is a free-to-play mobile 4X strategy game developed by Hunted Cow Studios. Players will embody elite explorers known as Titan Chasers to witness massive monsters and titans, while skillfully enhancing their elite team's capabilities and resources amongst other players on the island. Embark on thrilling expeditions and test the mettle of their squads in strategic, turn-based RPG combat to uncover the dark secrets of the Sirens in the main story campaign or fight as their favorite Superspecies in the monster vs monster campaign. Witness the fury of Godzilla and Kong, and join the fight against colossal predators. Godzilla x Kong: Titan Chasers is available for preorder now on iOS and Android.<br/><br/>#Gaming #Godzilla #IGN
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