Azra Games released UnGodly, its debut free-to-play dark-fantasy action RPG, worldwide on the App Store and Google Play. The game launched on November 11 and is available for iPhone and Android users at no upfront cost.
The title combines real-time action combat with character collection and team-building systems. Players assemble squads, switch elemental abilities, and battle through a dark-fantasy setting shaped by the studio’s console-style ambitions.
UnGodly takes place in a broken world threatened by an entity called The Devouring. Azra Games describes the experience as “console-grade carnage in your pocket,” positioning the game around fast combat, character-driven storytelling, and strategic squad play.
The game is built in Unity and runs across iPhone, iPad, Mac, Google Play Games on PC, and Apple Vision Pro. Azra Games says it designed the title to deliver a console-like experience on mobile devices.
The base game is free to download, but it includes in-app purchases. The App Store listing identifies UnGodly as a free title with optional paid content, while coverage of the launch notes that it uses a gacha-style system for acquiring characters.
Azra Games follows the common free-to-play model, where players can start without paying but may spend money on characters, progression items, and other in-game content.
The mobile launch is only the first stage of Azra Games’ rollout. The studio plans to bring UnGodly to Samsung’s Galaxy Store and ONE Store in December.
PC players will also get access later through Steam and the Epic Games Store. The broader release strategy reflects Azra Games’ effort to reach players across mobile, desktop, and Apple’s Vision Pro platform.
Otero described UnGodly as a boundary-pushing game built to take advantage of newer Apple hardware. On supported devices, the game can run at up to 120 frames per second, although it also supports older iPhones and Android handsets.
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