Lords Mobile is celebrating its ninth anniversary with a surprisingly fizzy collaboration: Coca-Cola! Instead of the usual gacha events, players can anticipate a series of Coca-Cola-themed mini-games launching in the coming weeks.
Expect exclusive in-game rewards, including unique castle skins, special avatars, and a host of Coca-Cola-themed cosmetics and emotes. While the concept of medieval heroes enjoying Coca-Cola might seem unusual, it's all part of the game's fantasy setting. The excitement is already building, as a recent social media giveaway awarded 3,000 Linked Gems and a 24-hour Speed Up to lucky participants.
Further details about the Coca-Cola collaboration in Lords Mobile will be revealed in the coming weeks. The event is scheduled to conclude on March 1st, giving players ample time to participate. Download Lords Mobile for free on the App Store and Google Play (in-app purchases available). Stay updated on the latest news by following the official Facebook page, visiting the official website, or watching the embedded video above for a sneak peek.
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