Play Together Rolls Out The Lizard Collection Event With 13 New Species!

Some scaly new friends are coming to Kaia Island! In the latest update for Play Together, Haegin has officially rolled out the Lizard Collection event and the Golden Jungle Bug Net Package. There are new lizards and the special one is none other than The Komodo Dragon.

So, What’s In Store?

You have 13 different lizard species to collect during the Play Together Lizard Collection event. If you’ve been busy chasing insects and frogs, it’s time to shift your focus to lizards! Catch and collect unique ones like the Nosy Hara Leaf Chameleon and the Black Tree Monitor.

To catch the lizards, all you need is your trusty bug net. The event is running until October 9th. Each lizard you catch gets registered in the Illustrated Book. Also, you get lizard-exclusive enclosures, gems, card packs and more.

If you’re a dedicated collector and manage to complete the full collection, the reward is just awesome. Completing the entire lizard collection will unlock a special gift, the Lizard Enclosure. You can use it to display your new reptilian buddies.

The Komodo Dragon, the largest lizard in the world, has also officially landed as a huge pet in Play Together. You’ll need to hatch a Lizard Egg to get one. Once you do, it grows into a full-sized Komodo Dragon that you can even ride around the island.

Will You Play Together And Take Part In The Lizard Collection Event?

On September 21st, the Lizard Catcher Competition goes down. The winner will be the one who can snag the most hidden lizards with their bug nets. If you rank high enough, there are awesome rewards up for grabs in this one, too.

And if you’re looking for something more than lizards, the Cafe Latte Romance Season is running till September 27th. It’s a sweet, coffee-shop romantic event where you can dress up in cute couple outfits themed around a latte.

Grab Play Together from the Google Play Store. And read our next scoop on Empires & Puzzles’ Dragon Dawn Expansion With New Maps And Stages.