The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross is celebrating its fourth anniversary with a flurry of events

Netmarble has just announced a massive celebration for The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross as the popular mobile RPG turns four. The game is celebrating its fourth anniversary with a bunch of events as part of the Grand Festival. It also includes a brand-new character and loads of rewards to earn.

The Grand Festival Event in The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross is divided into two halves. The first part, called Gift is already live and will until June 13th, while part two, Snatch, begins on the 13th and goes on to June 27th.

To commemorate the occasion, the game is adding Transcendent Ban in the form of a new character. He will be part of the Grand Cross 4th Anniversary Survey Festival Draw alongside other heroes like Cursed Shackles Purgatory Meliodas and Fire of Life Ultimate Escanor. Ban is guaranteed at 900 mileage.

Another event that is already live is the Start Rush Draw Returns. It will remain live for another week, offering players a chance for 11 consecutive draws daily. One festival hero is assured at 300 mileage while more can be obtained using diamonds at stages 450 and 600. These characters will be at UR 90 in fully awakened states.

Further, players can enjoy numerous check-in events for loads of freebies. Each offers different rewards and is a great way to obtain a bunch of stuff really quickly. Expect to earn stuff like 11 consecutive draws which include SSR heroes and the new Mace: Lead Vocal Zena, 300 Diamonds, and 140 Tickets. All these prizes will be spread over the course of this month.

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If that wasn’t enough, there’s also a 4th Anniversary Jumping Gift Box to collect. In terms of gameplay, players can participate in Special Missions and Event Boss Parades which include a number of challenging fights and tasks that offer valuable rewards.

Download The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross now for free and celebrate its 4th anniversary.