Made in Abyss Descends Into Mobile as a Deck-Building Roguelike

Made in Abyss: An Irredeemable Journey of Mysteries has reached its scheduled iOS launch window, translating the anime's beautiful but spectacularly inhospitable world into a portrait-format deck-building roguelike RPG. Developed by Nobollel and published by avex pictures, the game casts players as a Cave Raider descending through branching expeditions while managing supplies, collecting relics and upgrading cards based on familiar characters including Riko, Reg and Nanachi.

Boss encounters include creatures such as the Crimson Splitjaw, while route choices and relic powers are intended to make successive expeditions play differently. The format is an unusually good fit for Made in Abyss. The source material revolves around travelling deeper into an environment where discovery and danger increase together, so roguelike decision-making feels more thematically appropriate than simply attaching the characters to another auto-battler.

Portrait orientation also signals that Nobollel is designing around phones rather than merely shrinking a landscape console interface. Availability has been clearest on iOS, with Android rollout information varying by territory, so players should check their regional Google Play listing rather than assuming identical storefront timing. The Abyss has always made curiosity look like an extremely questionable survival instinct. Now players can test that instinct while standing in a supermarket queue.