Shiba Inu’s gaming division, PlayWithShib, has launched its latest game, Agent Shiboshi, on iOS devices, including iPhones and iPads. This announcement came just a day after the game’s Android debut, which received positive feedback from players. Now, iOS users can join the adventure, taking on the role of Agent Shiboshi in a mission to save the world.
Agent Shiboshi Gains Traction on Android
Since its release on the Google Play Store, it has already garnered over 500 downloads. The game, compatible with devices running Android 6.0 and above, has seen early success despite not yet receiving any reviews. With the iOS version now available, players using iOS 13.0 or later can also engage in this exciting new adventure.
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Agent Shiboshi serves as the second game in the Shiba Inu ecosystem, following the success of Shiba Eternity. Players step into the shoes of Agent Shiboshi, tasked with hunting down and eliminating Shadowcats. The game features intuitive tap and swipe controls, vibrant graphics, offline play, and an increasing difficulty curve with endless levels. Players can also unlock various skins and purchase in-game items, such as skins priced at $0.99 and $1.99.
Development and Future Plans
Though available for mobile users, it remains in development, with the Shib Game team planning to release updates based on player feedback. The team has also confirmed that the game will eventually integrate with Shibarium, the Shiba Inu blockchain, making it the second Web3 game in the ecosystem.
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Agent Shiboshi will follow a similar path to Shiba Eternity, which launched its mobile version in October 2022 and later integrated with Shibarium after nearly two years. Currently, the Web3 version of Shiba Eternity is in beta testing, available exclusively to LEASH stakers.
It remains uncertain whether Agent Shiboshi will experience a similar timeline before fully transitioning to Shibarium, but the Shib Game team is committed to its ongoing development and eventual integration.
