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Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond – Latin America launches with local pricing, a caramel dog card and a 2.5 million rupee event

The Latin American version of Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond is out free on PC and mobile with local-currency crystals, the Caramel Troop set and 200 free packs.

Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond - Latin America
Image: Cygames

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Cygames and CriticalLeap have launched Shadowverse: Worlds Beyond – Latin America, the localized version of the strategic card game. It’s free to play and available now on Steam, Epic Games Store, iOS and Android.

Free Caramel Troop set

To celebrate, everyone gets the Caramel Troop set (Tropa dos Caramelos), a tribute to Latin America’s beloved caramel-colored street dogs, one of the region’s biggest internet icons. It includes a card style that turns War Dog into Caramel Troop, card sleeves, five emblems and an avatar T-shirt. Claim it in the “Gifts” section from October 8, within 30 days of logging in.

The Caramel Troop card in Shadowverse

New players also get 100 Legends Rise card packs, on top of the 100 packs announced earlier.

Local-currency crystals

Crystals can now be bought in local currencies. In Brazil, bundles range from R$3.50 (60 crystals) to R$199.90 (5,500 crystals). A card pack costs 100 crystals.

Rupee Rain event

From October 8 to 19, playing one match a day in the lobby or at the battle tables in Shadowverse Park enters you to win 2,500,000 rupees, split among 10 players, plus other prizes. One entry per day for 10 days counts, win or lose (ranked and practice matches don’t count). Winners are announced October 20.

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