9th Dawn Remake: Massive RPG Hits Android, iOS in May

Get ready, mobile gamers! The full 9th Dawn Remake experience is set to launch on Android and iOS on May 1st, bringing a rich, expansive open-world RPG adventure right to your fingertips. This isn't just a simple port; you're getting the complete package with over 70 hours of immersive gameplay, including questing, dungeon exploration, and the unique thrill of raising monster pets. Plus, dive into the action with a friend thanks to the two-player online co-op feature, available from day one.

Originally released on Steam and slated for console release on April 24th, the 9th Dawn Remake transforms the beloved indie classic with enhanced combat mechanics, refreshed quests, and stunning 2.5D graphics. A new first-person mode lets you explore its vast fantasy world from a different angle, adding depth to your adventure.

For those seeking a break from the main storyline, two exciting minigames await. Fishing Survivors transforms the tranquil act of fishing into an intense bullet-heaven battle where your prowess in fish-slaying determines your rewards. Unlock worm warriors and embark on secret missions to keep the thrill alive. Meanwhile, Deck Rock offers a roguelike deckbuilding experience where you can unlock dungeons, craft your ultimate deck, and elevate your paper champions to legendary status. Fans of Slay the Spire and Roguebook will find this mode particularly enthralling.

While you count down the days, why not explore other top RPGs available on iOS? The mobile version of 9th Dawn Remake packs everything from its expansive 45-dungeon map to globally localized languages, ensuring you can hatch monster eggs, craft weapons, and traverse the kingdom of Montelorne at your own pace without any compromises.

For those hungry for more lore, dive into The Book of Nameless novel, which sets the scene 100 years before the game's events and introduces new characters and untold stories within the 9th Dawn universe.

Mark your calendars: 9th Dawn Remake hits Android and iOS on May 1st, priced at $9.99 or its local equivalent. For more details, be sure to visit the official website.