Netmarble commemorates The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross' 5.5th Anniversary Holy War Festival with thrilling new content. The update introduces UR hero [Incomplete Control] Oppressor Demon King, complete with a unique Hero Trial Story for players to experience.
The limited-time Ruler's Return Festival Draw offers players opportunities to obtain UR/SSR heroes through milestone rewards, including guaranteed acquisition of the new Oppressor Demon King. This presents the perfect chance to utilize saved in-game currencies.
Following last month's Solo Leveling collaboration, players can now enjoy Special Missions, Wish Box event, and Event Boss Parade featuring valuable Growth Materials, upgrade resources, and hero costumes.
For competitive players, the Event World Conquest challenges them to defeat Purinpu for event currency exchangeable for exclusive rewards. Combined with login bonuses offering up to 200 Diamonds, there's never been a better time to play.
Join the celebration by downloading The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross free-to-play on Google Play and App Store, featuring optional in-app purchases.
Stay informed about future updates by following the game's official Facebook community page.
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