Swordigo

Touch Foo

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

Run, jump and slash your way through a vast world of platforming challenges and embark on an epic adventure! The #1 mobile adventure game and a 3D platformer, now also available for Android phones and tablets.

“Swordigo is a love letter to the platforming and adventure games of the past.” — SlideToPlay, 4/4

“There’s never a dull movement as you hop between platforms and slash your sword against a plethora of enemies.” — Apple’n’Apps, 4.5/5

“Honestly, if you only buy one game this week, you should choose Swordigo.” — AppAdvice


A GREAT ADVENTURE
• Explore a magical realm of dungeons, towns, treasures and devious monsters.
• Gain experience and level up your character.

MAGIC AND SWORDS
• Find powerful weapons, items and spells to defeat your enemies.
• Venture into gloomy caves and dungeons to discover powerful hidden swords.

SIDE-SCROLLER PLATFORMER GAME
• Fluid and challenging platforming gameplay designed specifically for mobile devices.
• Precise touch controls optimized for smartphones and tablets.
• Customize the controls to your preference.

Ratings and reviews

This is a fun enough game for a while. Practice Timing Your Dodges, Parries, Attacks & Jumps - It's A Crucial Skill. Once you get to around 89%, it gets ridiculously hard and really doesn't feel worth the unmitigated frustration of trying to finish, especially since the screen is your controller. No amount of grinding will help you at this point. Make of that what you will.

SWORDIGO is the best FREE adventure game I've ever found. The controls, layout, theme, music, goals, items, everything is nice and simple. Nothing feels out of reach, completing the game fun to do. Even at full power, the game remains challenging. It has the origional Zelda way of figuring things out. Well done. I'm happy to move on from this and see what you guys have next.

Excellent game. Kind of a 2D hack and slash RPG, with a treasure hunt along the way. The ads don't appear to often to ruin the gameplay experience, and they only appear in level transitions like one in five times, so it's not too bad. One complaint I have is that the FPS usually gets destroyed during level transitions - I would suggest a loading screen or something so we don't have to deal with that.

What’s new

• Optimized for new devices and Android versions.