Eternity Warriors FREE Updated With New Levels, Quests, Weapons, Armor and Items

Glu Mobile has updated their hit game Eternity Warriors FREE or “Gun Bros with swords” title to version 1.3 in the Android Market today. Besides the usual bug fixes and tweaking what else can you expect? Well — a lot actually.

First off, they’ve thrown in a a whole new level called Frostbite Village for you to explore and go nuts in. Also added are new Daily Quests and even new weapons and armor to help you complete these quests. Looking for new items? Well, say hello to new XP and damage boost items for you to consume.

Adding more amazing content into an already great (and free) game is alright by me. I think I know what I’m going to be playing over the weekend. Head on over to the Android Market and download Eternity Warriors for free right now.

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Yet another Android Market update has begun to arrive on handsets. It’s nothing as drastic as the complete overhaul we saw just a few weeks back, but it does add in some desirable features. For starters, the +1 button that has been featured on the Android Market’s web iteration has made the journey over to the mobile world, allowing you to share all of your favorite apps with your Google+ circles. The second most notable enhancement is the option to PIN lock the Market, preventing easy access to your shopping credentials and insuring you are the only capable of downloading new apps. The new additions are rolling out to handsets now, but for those lacking in patience and with a bit of search engine knowledge and installable APK shouldn’t be too hard to find.

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The FCC documents don’t give us much more information other that the essentials such as WiFi and Bluetooth support. We’ll have to wait and see if this next Arnova slate maintains the low price point of the first. It’s likely, but don’t take our word for it.
[via WirelessGoodness]

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