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Lunchbreak Tactics Launches on Android as Free to Play Title

Developer Borealys Games has released its supermarket themed auto battler Lunchbreak Tactics on Android devices as a free to play title.

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Borealys Games has launched Lunchbreak Tactics on Android, Droid Gamers and mgoddess.com both reported. The game is an auto battler card game, a strategic genre where players select units and watch battles unfold automatically. It is set in the backroom of a supermarket named Anymart. [1][2]

According to Droid Gamers, the title is available on the Google Play Store as a free to play lite version. This download gives players access to two Heroes and two Clans. The story centres on supermarket employees who create a competitive card game during their breaks to escape workplace boredom. [1]

Android is a mobile operating system developed by Google that first released in 2008. It is the most widely used operating system for smartphones globally. [3]

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In short

  • Lunchbreak Tactics is now available on Android devices.
  • The auto battler card game was developed by Borealys Games.
  • A free to play lite version offers access to two Heroes and two Clans.

Sources

Every paragraph above points to the numbered items it rests on. Read the originals here.

  1. [1]Super Auto Pets-Like Lunchbreak Tactics Launches on AndroidDroid Gamers, 1d ago (the report this story comes from)
  2. [2]Lunchbreak Tactics launches on Android — supermarket autobattlermgoddess.com, 18h ago

Background

  1. [3]Android (operating system) on Wikipedia

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