Hamburg, September 16, 2020 – Players of gamigo’s colorful online PRG Fiesta Online can look forward to a variety of exciting new content. A myriad of adventures await them in the fantastical world of Isya, together with a friendly community and thrilling daily challenges.
Thanks to Item Tokens, a newly added feature, this specific in game item now can be exchanged for cash shop currency. This can be achieved by speaking to the famous Madame Seria in Roumen, who converts the heroes’ items.
For the forgetful traveler, a useful addition is being worked on, that reminds them of the quest requirements of their adventure when entering a map. Starting today, apprentice Magicians and aspiring Archers just starting out in Fiesta are being aided in their fights against fearsome foes by the action mode which can be toggled on or off by the players. The FPS cap has been lifted and several balancing changes have been added.
This and much more comes to Fiesta in this comprehensive patch!
More information about the game can be found on the official website.
ABOUT GAMIGO GROUP
The gamigo group is one of the leading publishers of online and mobile games in Europe and North America. The company’s diverse game portfolio includes free-to-play titles such as ArcheAge, RIFT, Trove, Defiance 2050 and Aura Kingdom, as well as the recently launched buy-to-play game ArcheAge: Unchained. Counting more than 400 employees, gamigo is one of the largest german companies in the gaming industry. Besides its 5 german locations in Hamburg (HQ), Berlin, Cologne, Münster and Darmstadt, the gamigo group also has branches in Warsaw (Poland), Istanbul (Turkey), New York, Redwood City, Austin, Bellevue (US), and Seoul (South Korea). In addition to gamigo AG, the group includes the subsidiaries WildTangent, Aeria Games, adspree media, and Mediakraft Networks as well as the brands GameSpree, Infernum, Intenium, Looki, and Poged. The company strives to grow not only organically, but also through acquisitions. Since 2013, it has made more than 25 acquisitions, including titles, gaming and technology companies as well as individual game assets.
