Popular Deckbuilding RPG Gordian Quest Is Coming To Mobile!
After garnering love on PC, PlayStation and Nintendo Switch, Gordian Quest is coming to mobile. Publisher Aether Sky is dropping it on Android this winter, completely free to start. The game is an old-school RPG with roguelite mechanics and deep deckbuilding strategy.
The game lets you tackle a world gripped by a terrible curse. As a player, you’ll assemble a team of epic heroes to fight back against the creeping darkness. You get options of different modes to choose from, including Realm Mode, Campaigns and Adventure Mode.
Gordian Quest mobile brings a lot to the table. The Campaign Mode, for instance, is a narrative-focused mode. You travel across four acts from the corrupted lands of Westmire to the enigmatic Sky Imperium. It takes you through a full journey to save Wrendia.
Then there’s the hectic roguelite action of the Realm Mode, which is fast-paced and has ever-changing challenges. You’ll complete five realms or keep going endlessly if you want to see just how far you can push it.
And if that’s not enough, you have the Adventure Mode. It offers up procedurally generated areas and solo challenges for more end-game action. On that note, catch a glimpse of Gordian Quest mobile below!
Gordian Quest will remind you of games like Ultima and Dungeons & Dragons. The mixture of strategic turn-based combat, a ton of hero builds and roguelite elements is what makes it a hit among players.
Speaking of heroes, you get ten to choose from. They are Swordhand, Cleric, Ranger, Scoundrel, Spellbinder, Druid, Bard, Warlock, Golemancer and the Monk. With nearly 800 skills spread across all these classes, there’s a lot to experiment with.
Aether Sky’s plan is to keep the core experience intact on mobile. You’ll be able to dive into most of the game’s Realm Mode for free. The full version will be a one-time purchase. The Play Store page isn’t up yet, but you can check out the official website for more info on it.
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