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Picture from Calling all Lost Souls

It has been announced by EA’s Phenomic studio that the latest expansion for its free-to-play strategy title BattleForge is now available. The Lost Souls expansion and booster packs add Frost and Shadow, Fire and Nature combinations to increase players’ tactical choices. The booster packs are available through the in-game store.

BattleForge combines strategy, fantasy, trading cards and magical spells in an online environment. The collectible cards in the game are the tools of war, each representing a spell, unit or building that is conjured directly onto the battlefield real time in 3D graphics. The game features single-player scenarios and cooperative scenarios supporting 2-12 players, as well as Player vs. Player (PvP) ranked and unranked duels.

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