Update: Wanted will be the first game in which Zapak will be inviting brands to sell their goods within the game. It will add more games like this in the future. When I put in my last 50 credits to spy on a member of the Indian alliance, I got worried. I was playing Wanted, a game by Swedish developer Stillfront launched on Zapak this week. It is based on the movie by Universal Studios in which Morgan Freeman and Angelina Jolie pull James Mc Avoy out of oblivion and into his real destiny - that of an assassin. We would suggest you watch the movie before playing this game, as you might not understand the stories, naming of various levels (example: The Loom), the backstab option and why you have to make enemies. The game has over 20,00,000 registered users worldwide. Buying Credits When you join Wanted, you have three starting kits - the first is free and gives you $150 (in game money, ofcourse) and 100 credits, the other two require you to pay up but can launch you into being a hitman (with 10 times more strength, tolerance and intelligence, and more money) or a contract killer (20 times!) right away. The general tendency is to click the free kit and avoid all things money related. It's a game, afterall. But you will find yourself in the situation I did, pausing with no credits to buy more weapons or armour. You do not receive any credits from…
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