Narcos

September 6, 2022

Narco-Saints True story based from the life of Druglord Jo Bong-haeng

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Narco-Saints continues the legacy of Narcos. The Crime Thriller that brought back Pablo Escobar to psyche of the new generation. The Original Narcos lasted three Seasons and it made a star out of Pedro Pascal and Wagner Moura too. Besides that show, there is Narcos: Mexico. That spin off tackles the story about the Drug Cartel of Mexico and that show concluded in 2021. Unlike the previous serials,Narco-Saints is here to will be mostly in Korean instead of Spanish. Let’s see if it will be successful enough to have a trilogy of Seasons too. Jo Bong-haeng, who was renamed Jeon Yo-hwan on the show, was the mastermind behind the many drug cartels that operated in Suriname. These cartels were led by Jo Bong-haeng. This man wields considerable power in Suriname as a result of his influence. Some of the characters in the story had their names changed. He gets to have a member of the National Intelligence Service falsely accused of committing a crime. It was filmed during the Covid

February 14, 2020

Narcos: Idle Cartel Mobile Game Announced

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Everything’s coming up Narcos. Season 2 of Narcos: Mexico just premiered on Netflix, and the video game Narcos: Rise Of The Cartels was released last November for consoles and PC. Now the Narcos experience will soon reach to your phone as well, as Tilting Point, Gaumont and Big Wolf Games readies a mobile game. Narcos: Idle Cartel will let you found your own cartel operation from the ground up. Purchase equipment to improve your business and become more efficient. Characters from the TV series will pop by every now and then, in the superdeformed big-head style of the game. When they’re not around, you can collect and gawk at character cards of them — there are dozens to collect. Pay attention to take advantage of limited time events when they occur, and dominate an empire. Narcos: Idle Cartel is mentioned as being an “idle clicker” game, which means it’ll only be good for a few minutes at a time before it starts begging for money. If a more substantial Narcos

January 16, 2020

Mobile Game Based on Popular Netflix Series, Narcos, Announced

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Tilting Point has partnered with Gaumont and game developer Big Wolf Games to launch a new idle clicker mobile game, Narcos: Idle Cartel, based on the highly popular American crime drama, Narcos. In Narcos: Idle Cartel, players will be introduced to the dangerous world of the cartels, alongside protagonists who inherited a dangerous family business and are confronted with the difficult choice of keeping their hands clean or doing whatever it takes to survive. Co-developed by Tilting Point and Big Wolf Games, the game will be available on iOS and Android devices in 2020. In Narcos: Idle Cartel players will become part of the Narcos story as they live out new narratives inspired by the hit show. Players will build and improve their own cartel operation from the ground up while competing against each other in limited time events to earn special rewards and favors from the legendary El Patrón and other figureheads who will help grow their business empire. “Big Wolf are experts in the Idle genre and have

October 25, 2019

Narcos: Rise Of The Cartels Confirms November Release Date

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The Netflix TV series Narcos is the latest television property to be game-ified. Curve Digital and developer Kuju are turning the crime drama into a tactical turn-based strategy title. Today the team revealed the release month….Narcos will be officially arriving this November. The time is the 1980s and the location is Colombia…there are two playable opposing sides; the Narcos drug empire led by El Patron, and the DEA after them, led by Steve Murphy. Pick your side, then get ready to fight. Rise of the Cartels tries to shake up its genre with a couple new plays on familiar strategy game mechanics. Units on both sides move simultaneously, and you’ll be able to take direct third-person command over members of your team during critical moments of battle. But there is also plenty of traditional gameplay that people love: pick classes and skills for your team and watch them grow and advance as you gain experience. Based on the hit Netflix series from production company, Gaumont,, Narcos: Rise of the Cartels

September 21, 2019

Narcos: Rise Of The Cartels Sneaks Onto Consoles Fall 2019

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Number of games based on Netflix properties: 2 Number of good games based on Netflix properties: 0 Let’s hope Narcos: Rise Of The Cartels has what it takes to break the streak. Curve Digital and developer Kuju are turning the crime drama into a tactical turn-based strategy game. The time is the 1980s and the location is Colombia…there are two playable opposing sides; the Narcos drug empire led by El Patron, and the DEA after them, led by Steve Murphy. Pick your side, then get ready to fight. Rise of the Cartels tries to shake up its genre with a couple new plays on familiar strategy game mechanics. Units on both sides move simultaneously, and you’ll be able to take direct third-person command over members of your team during critical moments of battle. But there is also plenty of traditional gameplay that people love: pick classes and skills for your team and watch them grow and advance as you gain experience. Based on the hit Netflix series from production company,