by GIFkaro Platform Private Limited
Engage in a post-apocalyptic battle against alien invaders to save Earth. This free running and shooting game offers multiple modes, stunning graphics, and competitive leaderboards.
3.0
December 21, 2016
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Guardian of the World is a free running and shooting game where players battle aliens to save Earth. It features a campaign mode, reward levels, and a survival mode with global leaderboards.
No, Guardian of the World does not contain advertisements. The game is free to play and offers optional in-app purchases for game items.
Guardian of the World offers three game modes: Campaign, where you complete 40 levels across four locations; Reward Levels, with daily challenges and unique rewards; and Survival Mode, where you aim to survive and destroy as many aliens as possible.
The provided description does not specify whether Guardian of the World can be played offline. However, features like leaderboards and cross-device sync suggest an online component is likely required for full functionality.
Guardian of the World features amazing graphics with real-life like visuals, lighting, and shadows. It supports 60FPS on compatible devices like iPhone 5s and newer, and iPad Air 2 and newer, offering console-level depth.
Guardian of the World is free to play but offers certain game items for purchase with real money. These purchases are optional and enhance the gameplay experience.
Guardian of the World has an age rating of 12+. This suggests it contains content that may not be suitable for children younger than 12 years old.
The latest version of Guardian of the World is 3.0, released on December 21, 2016. The game was initially released on September 15, 2016, indicating a relatively infrequent update schedule based on this data.
