Mobile gaming has redefined the concept of "walking games," transforming them into experiences that not only involve navigating a digital avatar through a 3D world but also encourage real-life movement. A prime example of this genre is Mythwalker, which was initially released in November of last year. The game has recently undergone a significant update, introducing over 20 new quests that further enrich its universe.

These new quests delve deeper into the lore of Mythwalker, allowing players to explore the origins and motivations of the Drakates, a mysterious and formidable group within the game. Players will embark on a variety of adventures, from escorting explosive and aggressive goblin caravan guards to engaging in battles against ruthless pirate squadrons, offering insights into pirate traditions from around the world.

One particularly intriguing quest involves a visit to a "specific, well-known landmark." Mythwalker encourages players to leave a portal at this location for future exploration, adding an element of real-world interaction to the gameplay. This feature, along with the game's accessibility options such as the tap-to-move mechanic and the Hyport Gateway, enhances the game's appeal by allowing virtual travel to different parts of the world, even when players are not physically present.

Mythwalker's expansive scope and frequent content updates are a testament to the dedication of its developer, NantGames. The game successfully overcomes the typical limitations faced by geolocation games, offering a broad and engaging experience.

While you await the latest update to Mythwalker, consider exploring other games to keep your gaming appetite satisfied. For instance, you might enjoy reading our review of "Good Coffee, Great Coffee" by Jupiter, which could be a delightful interlude between your Mythwalker adventures.