UnGodly Launches Today on Android: A Dark Fantasy RPG from the Creator of Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes
Today is launch day for one of the most ambitious mobile games of the year. UnGodly, the dark fantasy action RPG from Azra Games, arrives on Android and iOS on Wednesday 11 November 2026, after a delay from its original summer window. The studio spent the extra months polishing the game, and its founder has described it as a console-grade experience built for phones from the very first day, rather than a console game squeezed onto a small screen.
Azra Games was founded by Mark Otero, the creator of Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes, and UnGodly is the studio's debut game. It is free to play, it is made with the Unity engine, and it has been in pre-registration on Google Play and the App Store for months. If you have been waiting for a big new action RPG to try on your Android phone, this is the one to watch today.
Photo by Fernando Cortés on Pexels. This is a stock illustration, not official artwork from UnGodly.
A Broken World and the Heroes Called Primals
UnGodly is set in a dark fantasy world that is slowly being consumed by a mysterious force known as the Devouring. You lead the Primals, a group of broken heroes born from divine bloodlines and awakened through trauma, who fight back against the darkness that is eating what is left of their world. The story is told through an open-world player-versus-environment campaign with branching choices, so your decisions shape the journey rather than simply pushing you down a single road.
Combat is real-time and team-based, with players controlling four heroes at once and combining elemental powers to break through enemy defences. The game also includes leaderboards and challenges from launch, so there is a competitive side for players who want to test their squads against others. According to the studio, progression is earned through play rather than bought, although, as with any free-to-play game built around collecting characters, there is an in-game shop sitting at the centre of the experience, so it is worth keeping an eye on your spending.
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Conan Arrives Later, and the Launch Spreads Across Stores
One of the most talked-about parts of UnGodly is its roster, which includes Conan the Barbarian as a playable hero. Conan will not be part of the launch-day line-up, however: the studio has confirmed that the barbarian arrives as post-launch content in December 2026. The Galaxy Store and ONE Store versions of the game will also follow in December, while today's launch covers Google Play and the App Store, plus Mac, PC through Google Play Games, and Apple Vision Pro.
Technically, the game is aiming high. On the newest Apple hardware it can run at an uncapped frame rate of up to 120 frames per second, and the studio says it has worked to make the game feel at home on ordinary phones too, not only on flagship devices. The iOS version is a large download at around 3.8 GB and needs iOS 18 or later, so Android players should check the Google Play listing for the file size and requirements on their own device before downloading, and make sure they are on Wi-Fi rather than mobile data.
What Android Players Should Do Today
If you want to try UnGodly, download it only from the official Google Play listing, never from an APK mirror or a third-party store link. The game is free to play with in-app purchases, so the download itself costs nothing, but set a spending limit in your head before you start, because character-collector games are designed to tempt you. Give the opening hours a fair chance before judging it: action RPGs of this size usually take a while to open up, and the early missions are there to teach you the combat system.
It is also worth remembering that launch day can be rough. Servers can struggle under the weight of thousands of players arriving at once, and a day-one patch is common for a game of this scale. If the download is slow or the game asks you to wait, that is normal for a major launch, and it is not a reason to look for an unofficial copy elsewhere.
UnGodly has been one of the most closely watched mobile launches of the autumn, and today we finally get to see whether it lives up to its promise. A dark world, a team of broken heroes and real-time combat is a strong combination on paper. Now it is time to find out how it plays.
Source: Games Press — Azra Games' Dark Fantasy RPG UnGodly Launches November 11 — https://www.gamespress.com/CONSOLE-GRADE-CARNAGE-IN-YOUR-POCKET-AZRA-GAMES-DARK-FANTASY-RPG-UNGOD
