Noah's Heart has finally been released. Developed by the same producer of Dragon Raja, Archosaur Games, this game is an open world RPG with beautiful graphics and is available in Spanish.
The game first appeared in 2020, and the first beta test only started in 2021 in China. The launch took a while to happen in the west. Just this week the game arrived globally for Android and iOS.
Warning: The game servers only open on July 28, 2022.
The inevitable comparisons to Genshin Impact
It's no use, any open world RPG with green fields will be compared to Mihoyo's game. Especially if the game in question is graphically beautiful and quite heavy. This is the case with Noah's Heart.
Noah's Hear was developed using Unreal Engine 4 and features the most impressive features of the mobile version of that engine.
But Noah's Heart isn't exactly a contender for Genshin Impact. That's because the gameplay is essentially different.
Noah's Heart is an MMORPG that has those aids that we hate like auto-battle and auto-navi.
In addition to versions for Android and iOS, Noah's Heart will also have a PC version and crossplay between platforms.
Gameplay video:
https://youtu.be/9iKabm4z7DA
Requirements to play Noah's Heart
Noah's Heart is a pretty heavy game and it's sure to be a reason for discussion for a lot of people.
You can reserve at least 10 GB of free space on your phone there. Currently the game “weighs” 9 GB.
Android
Minimum requirements:
- 4 GB of RAM; Android 6,0; and 10 GB of free storage.
Recommended requirements:
- CPU Snapdragon 845, Kirin 980, Dimensity 1000L, Samsung Exynos 9810 or better;
- Android 9.0 or higher operating system;
- 10 GB of free storage.
Link na App Store (iOS)
Link na Google Play (Android)
Developer: Archosaur Games
Advertising: No | Online game
Contains built-in purchases: Yes
Requires Android 9.0
Language: Spanish | Size: 9 GB
Read also:
- Noah's Heart: New Game from the Producers of Dragon Raja (Android and iOS)
- Noah's Heart, open world game is in early access in Spain (and in Spanish)
- Noah's Heart: Genshin Impact's "competitor" arrives on Google Play
