9th Dawn Remake is set to launch on Android soon, with Valorware releasing a new mobile trailer ahead of its arrival. This highly anticipated open-world adventure RPG will debut on both Android and iOS on May 1st. Meanwhile, the console version is scheduled for April 24th, 2025. Unlike a simplified adaptation, the mobile version offers a comprehensive port of the original experience.
What’s Exciting About the Remake?
This isn’t just a remake—it’s a complete revamp. Combat mechanics have been refined, the expansive world has been enlarged, and the storyline has been refreshed with compelling new narratives.
Players can look forward to over 45 intricately designed dungeons and a vast array of monsters to encounter. Loot enthusiasts will find themselves spoiled with an abundance of gear, potions, and quirky collectibles filling their inventories.
Your adventure begins as you investigate the disappearance of a lighthouse keeper, only to uncover a rapidly escalating tale involving dark forces, eerie castles, and continent-wide peril. The Castle of Maltyr serves as the lair for formidable foes, requiring players to level up, hatch monster pets from eggs, and craft powerful weapons to rescue Montelorne.
Check Out the Latest Trailer!
Experience the excitement firsthand with the 9th Dawn Remake mobile trailer, showcasing what awaits players upon its release.
In addition to its main gameplay, 9th Dawn Remake offers unique diversions. The Fishing Survivors minigame combines elements of bullet hell and chaotic worm wrangling. Then there’s Deck Rock, a card-based roguelike where players assemble campaign maps and lead their paper champions through challenging dungeons.
On mobile, players can dive into the full world of Montelorne, complete with side quests, cooperative play (local and online), and localization options for global audiences. The game launches on May 1st for $9.99. For more details, visit the official website.
Don’t forget to stay tuned for updates on Time Enforcers, a time-traveling RPG that lets players join a galactic space-time consortium.
