Westworld reaches smartphone screens as one of several new games


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  • Sunday, 19 Aug 2018

Westworld is a smartphone game version of the TV series of the same name and revolves around a Wild West theme park populated by robots. — Warner Bros/dpa

An amusement park of robot cowboys, climate change and a deserted castle of puzzles all feature in recent smartphone games.

The Wild West as an amusement park

Westworld is a smartphone game version of the TV series of the same name and revolves around a Wild West theme park populated by robots. Visitors can do or be anything they want, whether that's a sheriff or a bandit. The heart of the park is underground, where the robots are built and maintained. Each robot has its own abilities to entertain guests, and these capabilities can be expanded to achieve more customer satisfaction and ultimately more income.

The game is free and available for Android and iOS. In-game purchases are available but aren't necessary to enjoy the game.

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