Brothers in Arms 3: Sons of War coming to Windows Phone after December 17
Gameloft has announced that its anticipated gaming title Brothers in Arms 3: Sons of War will be headed to Windows Phone sometime after December 17. The developer says that Brothers in Arms 3 will arrive first on iOS and Android platforms on December 17, with a Windows launch to follow shortly after.
Teasing the game ahead of its scheduled debut, Gameloft describes the following features that the game will support:
A mix of free movement and cover gameplay
- Use the d-pad to freely advance to strategic locations or attack head-on.
- Move been covers to protect yourself from enemy fire & plan your next attack
Single Player Campaign
- Different mission types to play and get better at: assault, siege, sniper, and stealth
- Short and intense missions meant for an on-the-go experience
- Progress through 8 chapters of missions
Squad based play with brothers
- 12 brothers in total, each with a unique ability and 4 upgrade-able stats
- Strategically choose which brother you take on missions
5 classes of weapons
- Progress with 4 traditional weapon classes: SMG, rifle, assault, and sniper
- Explore using the 5th class of weapons: experimental weapons with unusual abilities
Expand your skill by taking on additional missions
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