Isle Dragon Roars, The Forsaken Maiden and The Beasts of Burden Now Available on iOS and Android – TouchArcade

Back in late 2021, Square Enix released a new card based RPG Voice of Cards: Roaring Dragon Island on PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC there are some staff behind NieR And Drakengard Game. This includes Yoko Taro, Yosuke Saito, Keiichi Okabe, etc. Since then, Square Enix has released two more entries with the latest being released in September 2022 as The Voice of the Cards: The Beasts of Burden. When I played them on Nintendo Switch, I liked all three and even got the first one on Steam. Today, Square Enix unexpectedly released (via gemstone) the The voice of the card trio on iOS and Android as a premium game. The games are available individually along with the demo. On PS4, Switch, and Steam, Square Enix has also released two new bundles offering all three games with or without optional DLC. If you haven’t played any of the games in the series, check out the trailer below:

demo provided Chapter 0 belong to Voice of Cards: Roaring Dragon Island Free on iOS and Android. If you’d like to get them, I’ve linked them below for iOS and Android:

• Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars Chapter 0 Demo – iOS, Android
• Voice of Cards: Roaring Dragon Island – iOS, Android
• The Voice of the Cards: The Forsaken Maiden – iOS, Android
• The Voice of the Cards: The Beasts of Burden – iOS, Android

It’s worth noting that games priced at $29.99 each on console and PC with optional DLC are also available. On mobile, the games cost $11.99 each with about $5 of optional DLC through an in-app purchase. There are no bundles on iOS that offer discounts on games and DLC as of this writing. On PC and consoles, the bundle will cost $49.99 for the games and $64.99 for the games and all DLC. Packages will appear online on Steam This And This.

I will be looking at all three games in the trilogy in the near future. When I played them on Nintendo Switch, I always felt they would be a perfect fit for mobile with touch support already implemented. Hopefully the mobile versions don’t suffer from the same performance issues as the Switch versions. have you played card voice games first or will you try them through the mobile releases today?

[Source: Gematsu]