Whereas it’s probably not fair to name it a delay, it has been some time since we’ve heard anything concerning the Android version of Dead Cells. The game’s mobile launch was initially announced by developer Motion Twin this past May, with the iOS model popping out as promised over the summer. Now it looks like Android homeowners will get an opportunity to play the tough-as-nails Metroidvania game almost a year after their iPhone-owning counterparts.
The game’s publisher, Playdigious, says it can launch Dead Cells on Android typically within the third quarter of 2020. This means the sport may make its method to Google’s working system anytime between the start of July and the tip of September.
As soon as it does arrive, it will probably embody a lot of the same tweaks that Motion Twin added to the game when it shifted it over to iOS. On the iPhone, you possibly can tweak the interface by modifying the size and position of the controls to your liking. It would even be interesting to see if Motion Twin and Playdigious determine to port over the Dead Cell’s latest Legacy update, which permits gamers to revisit older variations of the game. We’ll let you know as soon as we have a solid release date.