Sea of Stars Now Available for iOS and Android

Sabotage Studio, the award-winning developer of The Messenger and Sea of Stars, has announced the mobile release of Sea of Stars on iOS and Android devices. Sea of Stars, which won Best RPG and Best Indie Game at The Game Awards 2023, follows Valere and Zale, two Children of the Solstice, as they unite to become Solstice Warriors and face their destiny. Together, they combine the powers of the sun and moon to wield eclipse magic, the only force capable of combating the monstrous creations of the evil alchemist, The Fleshmancer. Developed by Playdigious, Sea of Stars launched on mobile platforms on April 7, 2026, featuring a revamped touch-screen interface, gamepad support, cloud saves, and Russian language translation. The mobile version is available for $8.99, with a 10% discount during the first week after release. The breathtaking soundtrack was composed by Yasunori Mitsuda (Chrono Trigger) and Sabotage Studio composer Eric W. Brown. Note that the cooperative mode and Throes of the Watchmaker add-on are not included in this initial mobile release.

Mobile Debut of Award-Winning Sea of Stars by Sabotage Studio Now Live on iOS and Android

Sea of Stars is now available on the Google Play Store for Android and the App Store for iOS. On Android, the game is priced at R35.99, while on iOS, it costs R49.90. Prior to its mobile debut, Sea of Stars was available for PC, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, and Xbox One. The game has garnered praise from both media and fans, earning multiple awards, including Best Independent Game at The Game Awards. Embark on your mobile adventure today! For additional information, visit www.seaofstarsgame.co. About Sabotage: Founded in Quebec City, Canada, in 2016, Sabotage is an independent studio focused on modernizing classic games by reimagining genre conventions to create innovative adventures. Their first title, the action-platformer The Messenger, won Best Indie Debut at The Game Awards. Their turn-based RPG, Sea of Stars, has attracted over 6 million players and has also received accolades, including Best Independent Game at The Game Awards.

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