Popular PC Metroidvania Blasphemous Is Out Now on Android

The critically acclaimed hack-and-slash platformer, Blasphemous, has arrived on Android! Initially released in September 2019 for PC and consoles, this Metroidvania masterpiece from Spanish studio The Game Kitchen is now available for mobile.

Blasphemous on Android: A Grim Delight

Prepare to enter a world consumed by darkness where survival is a constant struggle against an inescapable fate. A key advantage of the Android version is the inclusion of all DLC from launch. Play using either a gamepad or intuitive touch controls (with further touch control customization planned).

A Story Steeped in Sorrow and Redemption

As The Penitent One, you're locked in a cycle of death and rebirth, desperately seeking to break free from the devastating curse known as The Miracle. Explore the gothic landscape of Cvstodia, a land twisted by a warped interpretation of religion and suffering. Uncover hidden secrets, solve intricate mysteries, and shape your destiny through impactful choices that lead to multiple endings. The tormented souls you encounter will offer aid or challenge your path, adding depth to the already compelling narrative.

Immersive Atmosphere and Intense Combat

The game's haunting soundtrack perfectly complements its oppressive atmosphere. Drawing inspiration from history, art, and religion, Blasphemous crafts a hauntingly intricate story. Combat is intense and rewarding, featuring the iconic Mea Culpa sword and spectacular, pixel-perfect execution animations. Customize your character's abilities by equipping relics, rosary beads, and prayers.

A Polished Mobile Port

The Game Kitchen is actively improving the Android port, with planned additions including a full-screen mode to eliminate black borders. This, coupled with the upcoming touch control refinements, makes for a compelling mobile experience.

Download Blasphemous now from the Google Play Store and prepare for a challenging and unforgettable journey.

For more gaming news, check out our article on the global Android launch of the open-world game, Infinity Nikki.