"Dead Effect 2" Update: Game Arrives On Android, iOS; Features High-Quality Graphics, Upgradeable Weapons And More

By Staff Writer

Oct 30 2015, 04:39 AM EDT

The release date for the new and official "Dead Effect 2" has recently been announced and is expected to be available sometime this month. However, as of this writing, reports have it that the game has finally arrived on both Android and iOS. In addition, players can expect the game to feature high-quality graphics, various deadly enemies, and a wide range of upgradeable weapons.

According to the latest update from Droid Gamers, "Dead Effect 2" has finally arrived in Google Play and is about half a day early from Badly Interactive's recently announced released date of October 29, 2015. A week ago, the game was submitted for review and approval from both Apple and Google app stores. The initial date was reportedly set, so as to ensure that the game will be delivered on both platforms at the same time.

Based on the official website of "Dead Effect 2," Badfly Interactive wanted to make sure that the game will be delivered to Android and iOS users as a final product, one that is accordingly tested and debugged the way it was created to be.

It is worth noting that a few months ago, Badfly Interactive uploaded a trailer for "Dead Effect 2;" in which a lot fans were all hyped about its release. As reported by Latino Post, mobile gamers can expect the game to feature high-quality graphics, different kinds of deadly enemies, and a wide range of upgradeable weapons that come in various sizes and calibers. Above all of these, the game is believed to highlight a complex yet enticing story along with a number of individual missions.

"Dead Effect 2" will have players explore the ESS Meridian, which is exactly where the original plot concluded. However, they have to be fully aware as something stranger is lurking within the recesses of the spaceship. The game will include three playable characters, all of which will be challenged to fight unique bosses. There are also implants reportedly available to enhance the characters' bodies.

Finally the long wait is over, as Android and IOS users can now grab "Dead Effect 2" and experience it on their mobile phones. From there, they can confirm if the game is worth the wait.

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