Ghost Ship Publishing and Funday Games have announced that their single-player auto-shooter Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is out now on mobile.
Available on Google Play and the Apple App Store with a Free to Try option, players can dive into the first two biomes before unlocking the base game as a one-time purchase. With the mobile release, players can now take their mine delving adventures on the go, with the game playable in portrait and landscape mode, along with controller support.
Key features:
- Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor marries the franchise’s mining staple with the beloved survivor-like genre. Explore biomes, mine for riches, and push back against overwhelming odds by using resources to upgrade your ‘one man army’ dwarf.
- Take control of one of four unique character classes, each with its own benefits. Whether it’s mowing down bugs with the Gunner’s minigun or increasing the speed of mining with the Driller, each class offers experimentation and near-endless replayability.
- As each run unfolds, players can now unlock and equip Gear to give their dwarf a fighting chance. Suit up with new Armor, Weapons Mods, Canisters, Gadgets, and even Chips for the fan-favourite sidekick, Bosco, to increase the odds of survival.
- Jump into a variety of mission types, each offering new challenges and rewards to unlock. Begin with simple dives across various biomes and progress to more challenging scenarios, including the recently introduced Escort Duty mission type.
Funday Games producer, Jacob Laurits Besenbacher Kjeldsen, said:
“With the success we’ve seen for Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor on both PC and Xbox this year, we are thrilled to be bringing the game to mobile devices. We’ve always strived to make our players think just one more run, and with the mobile launch, we have stayed true to the game’s DNA by keeping the intensity of the PC version on portable devices. We believe that having the game on mobile phones now allows for players to have that same experience anywhere, anywhen!”
Deep Rock Galactic: Survivor is out now on mobile via the App Store and Google Play Store. It’s free-to-try and costs £8.99 to unlock the full base game.
