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We then hear from Grinding Gear's Trevor Gamon, who is described as the 'mobile fall guy'.Īnd then a quote from Chris Wilson, co-founder and managing director: 'We wanted to make something that is a real Path of Exile game.

Grinding Gear's video begins with technical director and co-founder Jonathan Rodgers saying there's a lot of 'garbage' in mobile games today, but he points out that it was a similar sentiment about PC free-to-play when the studio launched action role-playing game Path of Exile back in 2013.

The announcement video, below, is clearly mindful of Blizzard's disastrous announcement of Diablo Immortal - and even has a little fun with it. Grinding Gear Games has announced Path of Exile Mobile.

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