Square Enix’s Deadman’s Cross Now Available On PS Vita

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Square Enix’s free-to-play zombie card battle game Deadman’s Cross is now available for download on PlayStation Vita. The Vita version includes support for trophies.

 

Deadman’s Cross has over 400 kinds of zombies to catch, enhance, and use in battle. Square Enix have been adding new cards to the game through content updates and say that the Vita version will be cross-compatible with other platforms for multiplayer.

 

Additionally, a collaboration between Deadman’s Cross and Resident Evil: Revelations 2 will kick off on February 25th.


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