Catapult King Game is Now Available to Download on the Windows Store

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Updated on July 31, 2021

updated on July 31, 2021

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Catapult King is a game which has proven to be very popular among iOS and Android users, and it’s finally become available for Windows users, as well. Let’s have a look at some more details below.

The game is now available for a price of $0.99 as an universal app, which means that once you buy it either for your Windows Phone device or Windows tablet, desktop or anything else, you will automatically get it across all of your devices. Here’s how the official description of the game looks like:

Become the catapult! Take down forts, castles and even a fire-breathing dragon in the award-winning Catapult King—the King of castle crushers! Rescue the princess and defeat the enemy in this beautiful, 3D fantasy adventure, Catapult King. This app offers in-app purchases. You may restrict in-app purchasing using your device settings.

Let’s have a look at the main features of the game, as well:

ONCE UPON A TIME – Princesses are constantly getting themselves kidnapped by dragons and this one is no different. Now it’s up to you to get her back using your arsenal of cannonballs and power-ups.
SMASH THE NASTY KNIGHTS – The Nasty Knights are helping the dragon keep the princess captive. Teach them a lesson in over 100 fun and challenging levels.
POWER-UP YOUR ‘PULT – Complete levels to earn magic, then use this to enchant your catapult. You can give your catapult a line of sight for accuracy, use the Earth Shock to blast the bad guys away, or call in a devastating Lunar Strike!

The game comes with over 100 fun and challenging levels, so I don’t think you will get bored that quickly. Leave your comment below and let us know how you feel about this game.

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Radu Tyrsina

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