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Darkest Dungeon II and He Is Coming Lead Playdigious Mobile RPG Announcements for 2027

Playdigious confirms mobile adaptations for Red Hook Studios' Darkest Dungeon II and Chronocle's He Is Coming, expanding premium RPG options on smartphones in 2027.

By Gameforce Mobile News Desk

Darkest Dungeon II plague doctor and He Is Coming warrior artwork announcing 2027 mobile RPG adaptations from Playdigious

Key facts

Topic:
Mobile Game News
Published:
2026-11-08
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Gameforce Mobile News Desk

Key takeaways

  • Darkest Dungeon II brings gothic roguelike exploration and turn-based combat to iOS and Android in 2027.
  • Chronocle's He Is Coming delivers roguelite auto-battling preparation against the Demon King's forces.
  • Publisher Playdigious continues expanding its catalogue of premium PC and console ports for mobile.

Playdigious is preparing another substantial expansion of its mobile publishing catalogue, with two particularly interesting RPG adaptations highlighted in the newly published Mobile Premiere 2026 showcase report. Darkest Dungeon II, originally developed by Red Hook Studios, is scheduled to arrive on smartphones in 2027.

The gothic roguelike RPG challenges players to guide a group of deeply troubled adventurers through dangerous expeditions filled with monsters, difficult decisions and the occasional reminder that optimism is a dangerous character trait. Its turn-based battles and demanding progression systems should provide considerable depth, although adapting its interface for smaller displays will require careful attention. Playdigious also revealed He Is Coming, developed by Chronocle, for a 2027 mobile release.

This title combines roguelite progression with automatic combat, allowing players to collect equipment and artefacts while preparing to confront the Demon King's forces. The two projects represent different approaches to role-playing games. Darkest Dungeon II emphasises tactical decision-making and psychological pressure, while He Is Coming concentrates on equipment combinations and strategic preparation.

Playdigious has considerable experience adapting premium PC and console games for mobile devices, making both projects worth watching. However, exact release dates, regional prices and final device requirements have not yet been confirmed. Their announcements are encouraging for players who prefer substantial gameplay experiences over conventional advertising-driven progression.

Apparently the mobile RPG market has decided that players deserve additional opportunities to suffer through difficult decisions, lose valuable characters and discover that their carefully planned strategy was fundamentally terrible.

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