‘Gordian Quest’ Hits Mobile with a Fresh Trailer and Big Adventures

Mobile gamers, get ready—‘Gordian Quest’ is now live on iOS and Android, and it’s bringing a shiny new trailer to show off what’s in store. This roguelite deckbuilding RPG has already won over players on PC, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. Now, it’s time for phone users to jump into the action, battling curses and building hero teams wherever they are.

The game comes from Aether Sky, a studio that’s worked on big names like ‘Doctor Who’ and ‘Warhammer 40K.’ This mobile launch marks their first solo publishing gig, and they’re excited to share it. Justin Ost, the founder, says getting ‘Gordian Quest’ onto phones was a tough but fun challenge. He’s eager for players—new and old—to dig into its mix of strategy and storytelling.

You can download ‘Gordian Quest’ for free right now (Google Play, it looks like it hasn’t yet landed on iOS). A one-time purchase unlocks the full game, but even the free version lets you try out Realm Mode. That’s the fast-paced, roguelite part of the game that’s a bit like ‘Slay the Spire,’ with challenges that keep changing. It’s a great way to test the waters.

The trailer dropped today alongside the release, giving a peek at the cursed world of Wrendia. You’ll see heroes like the Golemancer and Druid in action, plus some of the tactical combat that makes this game stand out. It’s a four-act journey in Campaign Mode, or you can mix it up with Adventure Mode’s random maps and solo challenges. There’s even nearly 800 skills to play with—plenty to keep you busy.

I love how this game mixes things up. With ten unique heroes and tons of loot, every run feels different. You can tweak the difficulty too—go hardcore with permadeath or keep it chill. Choices matter, from dice rolls to big decisions that shape your path. And those Artifacts you earn? They stick with you across modes, making each playthrough feel rewarding.

Aether Sky’s past work with ‘Game of Thrones’ and ‘Peaky Blinders’ shows they know how to handle epic stories. ‘Gordian Quest’ fits right in, blending deep strategy with a world that pulls you in. Whether you’re on a bus or at home, this mobile version lets you carry that adventure anywhere. Check out the trailer and give it a shot—your next favorite game might just be a tap away.