Fortias Saga recently announced on Facebook that pre-registration players can claim 20 Summon Scrolls and 2000 Rubies once the game launches.
Fortias Saga: Action Adventure takes place in the 730th year of the Eradel calendar. However, a war erupted between the human alliance and the dark forces across the land.
Players can embark on a journey through various worlds to fight hordes of monsters which are aligned with dark forces.
Even though the developer, Ondi, has yet to announce the official release date of the game, players can now pre-register.
This means that not only will you be notified when the game is officially released, but you will also receive exclusive pre-registration rewards.
Fortias Saga announced on Saturday, 23 March 2024 that they have surpassed 50 000 pre-registrations.
As a token of their gratitude, they are offering all players who pre-register for the game 20 Summon Scrolls 2000 Rubies, which can be used to purchase items from the in-game store once it officially launches.
According to the Facebook post, this is just the beginning of the reward journey. Gamers therefore believe that Fortias Saga will release additional rewards as more players pre-register for the game.
Sadly, Ondi did not reveal all the pre-registration milestone challenges.
This means that players simply have to wait for Fortias Saga to announce when a pre-registration milestone has been completed. Every time a milestone is reached, the game will give players additional rewards.
You can also participate in the pre-register event, which requires that you like or share the game’s official Facebook post. You also have to tag 2 of your friends and comment what you wish for Fortias Saga.
That being said, you will only be able to claim the rewards once the game is officially released. To pre-register for the game, you have to open your Google Play store and click on the ‘pre-register’ icon.
Unfortunately, iOS gamers cannot pre-register for the game, but according to the developer, this feature will be released in the near future.
Rene Pretorius
rene@gameslearningsociety.org