Slay the Spire -- How to Download the Hit Roguelike on Android

Taking the best of both worlds from roguelikes and bill of fare contesting games,Slay the Spire has been a cult hitting for the past few years on consoles and PC. Thankfully, mobile players are finally getting their due with the game's release on Android devices starting today, and here'south where you tin discover it.

Publisher Humble Bundle has releasedSlay the Spire on Android, which you tin catch on the Google Play Store for $9.99. Programmer MegaCrit notes that users will need at least Android 5.one (Lollipop) or higher to run and play the game on a compatible phone or tablet.

Slay the Spire first released in 2022 on PC, Mac, and Linux and became a runaway indie success. Since so, the game has been brought over to consoles and mobile, with the Android version mark its latest release. A tabletop adaptation of the game was also announced at the beginning of this year, which should fit perfectly with its addicting roguelike gameplay.

For those that haven't played information technology,Slay the Spire brings elements of roguelike games and combines them with the strategy of a card game. Using a deck of cards, players piece of work their way upwards a gigantic tower to defeat monsters and trying to stay live for as long as they can. For many, Slay the Spire is a perfect "easy to learn, difficult to master" type of game that challenges players during every run.

Though I haven't played it myself yet,Slay the Spire is one of those games that I know many of theDualShockers staff have sunken tons of fourth dimension into. The Android release is likely to make that even easier, since the game seems absolutely perfect for playing on-the-go and to become a few runs in.

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Slay the Spire is available now on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android.

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Ryan Meitzler

Ryan is the Editor-in-Primary at DualShockers and has been a lover of games equally long as he tin can remember. He holds a BA in English language and Movie theater and lives in New York City.