A mixed bag of roguelike, metroidvania, and hack-and-slash, <a href="https://whatoplay.com/game/dead-cells/">Dead Cells</a> has been dominating our lists since its release on the PC, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch in 2018. In <a href="https://whatoplay.com/developers/motion-twin/">Motion Twin</a>'s recent press release, they announce they partnership with Playdigious to bring their award-winning title to iPhones and iPads this Summer.
 
Now at the final stage of development, Dead Cells' mobile adaptation will include a revamped interface, MFi external controller support, and 11 different languages. The mobile will also offer two game modes, one of which is the original experience, which might be a little tricky on smaller screens; and the other, the easier auto-hit alternative. 
 
Well known for its sprawling, ever-changing castle, it gets its highest PlayScore on the PC. Game Debate describes it as "fast-paced, slick, pitched just right in terms of difficulty. While GamesBeat called the "marriage and apotheosis of decades of Metroidvania design and the surging popularity of difficult Roguelike games."
 
Dead Cells is set to release on the Android at a later date. Get the news first by signing up to their email alerts <a href="https://playdigious.com/dead-cells/">here</a>.

A new chance to test your roguevania skills!


Motion Twin Studios brings a mobile optimized version of their addictive roguevania hack and slash to the iOS this Summer

Dead Cells Gets iOS Release this Summer; Android to follow later

Motion Twin Studios brings a mobile optimized version of their addictive roguevania hack and slash to the iOS this Summer