Gordian Quest: Android Release of Deck-Building RPG

Gordian Quest, a thrilling deck-building RPG, has made its way to Android devices. Crafted by Mixed Realms and Swag Soft Holdings, this game first graced PC screens in 2022. In Gordian Quest, you're plunged into a shadowy, cursed realm where monstrous creatures reign supreme and the faint-hearted flee in terror.

Only a Handful of Heroes are Willing to Stand up Against the Chaos

Gordian Quest masterfully intertwines deckbuilding, tactical RPG mechanics, and roguelite elements, drawing inspiration from classics like Ultima and Dungeons & Dragons. It injects contemporary twists such as turn-based card combat, intricate skill trees, and extensive customization options.

Assemble your band of heroes and embark on a quest to shatter the curse that grips Wrendia. Traverse through a comprehensive four-act campaign, journeying from the perilous terrains of Westmire to the enigmatic Sky Imperium.

For those seeking a quicker thrill, Realm Mode offers a dynamic roguelite experience with ever-changing challenges. Meanwhile, Adventure Mode invites you to explore procedurally generated landscapes or tackle solo challenges to test your mettle.

Get a sneak peek at Gordian Quest on mobile with the video below:

Gordian Quest Brings Tons of Variety

Choose from ten unique heroes, ranging from the Swordhand and Spellbinder to the Bard, Warlock, and Golemancer. With nearly 800 active and passive skills at your disposal, you can craft a wide array of characters—from fierce melee fighters and supportive healers to powerful spell-casters.

The engaging turn-based combat, coupled with various game modes, ensures endless replayability. Balancing deckbuilding, skill enhancements, equipment management, and party formations, Gordian Quest offers a rich, multifaceted experience.

If this sounds like your kind of game, you can download Gordian Quest from the Google Play Store.

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