"Mythwalker Expands Story with 20 New Quests"

It's fascinating how mobile games like Mythwalker redefine the concept of walking games by blending real-world movement with digital exploration. Unlike traditional games where you control your avatar in a 3D environment from the comfort of your couch, Mythwalker encourages you to step out and explore the world around you.

Launched initially in November of last year, Mythwalker has now expanded its universe with an exciting update featuring over 20 new quests. These quests delve deeper into the lore, particularly the origins and motivations of the enigmatic Drakates. Players can embark on adventures ranging from guiding explosive goblin caravan guards to battling ruthless pirates, offering a rich tapestry of experiences.

One of the standout quests involves exploring a specific, well-known landmark, where Mythwalker suggests players might want to leave a portal for future visits, enhancing the game's immersive quality.

What sets Mythwalker apart, and truly expands its scope, is its commitment to accessibility. Features like the tap-to-move mechanic and the Hyport Gateway allow players to engage with the game in ways that suit their physical capabilities and locations, making the world of Mythwalker accessible to a broader audience.

Geolocation games often struggle with scope, but Mythwalker, developed by NantGames, stands out with its expansive world and frequent content updates. This dedication to growth and player engagement is commendable and keeps the community eagerly awaiting what's next.

While you're gearing up for Mythwalker's latest adventures, why not explore some other games in the meantime? Our reviews might catch your interest, such as Jupiter's take on "Good Coffee, Great Coffee," offering you something engaging to play as you await your next Mythwalker journey.

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