Wasteland survival RPG NEO Scavenger will leap from PC to iOS and Android soonish
The world is grim and death is likely
Daniel Fedor left his job at BioWare a few years ago to work on his wasteland survival RPG NEO Scavenger.
It's done pretty well for him on PC after coming out last year. But now Fedor has said that it'll be heading to iOS and Android too.
It'll be coming "soon... ish" to use Fedor's exact words on Twitter. So it seems that he's already at work on it.
NEO Scavenger has you trying to survive long enough in a post-apocalyptic Michigan so that you can figure out who you are.
It's a harsh game, one that doesn't tell you much, and leaves you to figure out what to do for the most part.
Exploration of the semi-randomized world is managed on a hex-based grid and enemies are fought in turn-based battles.
You can also be killed by starvation, dehydration, disease, and injuries. And once you die that character is gone for good so you'll have to restart over entirely.
There's no experience or grinding. Instead, you're supposed to learn how to better play the game and make the most of your strengths to survive.
You can already purchase NEO Scavenger on Steam but we'll let you know when to expect it on iOS and Android as soon as we find out.
