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Dungeon and Fighter: Arad es un expansivo juego de rol de acción de mundo abierto creado por Nexon Games y traído a la vida por Nexon Corea. ¡Sumérgete para descubrir las últimas actualizaciones y desarrollos emocionantes en el mundo de Arad!

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11 de diciembre

⚫︎ El mundo de los juegos llenos de emoción como Dungeon and Fighter: Arad fue presentado oficialmente en los Game Awards 2024 el 11 de diciembre. Este título muy esperado se está preparando para un lanzamiento multiplataforma, consolas, PC y dispositivos móviles. Este movimiento significa un paso monumental para la querida serie de mazmorras y luchadores, prometiendo llevar su emocionante acción a una audiencia aún más amplia.

Leer más: Dungeon and Fighter: Arad fue anunciado en TGA 2024. (Game8)

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