You Can Now Pre-Register for the Free-To-Play Mobile Game NBA Infinite

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Level Infinite and developer Lightspeed Studios announced their upcoming mobile free-to-play game NBA Infinite, a competitive online team game where players can collect and create their dream NBA team, can now pre-register on either iOS or Android.

The mobile game will feature 1v1, 3v3, and 5v5 game modes with and against players online. Progression entails getting various star players and having the choice to strengthen your team’s coaching staff to improve their performance on both sides of the court.

“We’re committed to crafting an authentic NBA gaming experience that fuels fans’ love of the game,” said Anthony Crouts, Senior Director, Level Infinite. “NBA Infinite offers realistic visuals, intense real-time PvP matchups, and an ever-growing roster of fan-favorite players. We can’t wait for everyone to lace up their sneakers and hit the court.”

You can watch the game announcement trailer below, though it doesn’t showcase real gameplay footage of the game in action on mobile devices.

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It will be interesting to see how NBA Infinite will fare in the mobile platform as there hasn’t been a strong contender to bring a solid basketball game on mobile devices. If you guys are hopeful this could be a winner this early on, you can pre-register for the game now on iOS and Android devices to earn exclusive in-game rewards and even be part of the NBA Infinite launch Sweepstakes, which gives winners an NBA Infinite Fan Pack that includes tickets to the 2024-2025 NBA regular season game of your choice.

NBA Infinite is set to release on iOS and Android sometime in 2024.

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