Developers of Ash of Gods: Redemption Release “Reworked” Update for Mobile Version of Russian Equivalent to The Banner Saga
AurumDust continues to refine Ash of Gods: Redemption, and the updates that first appeared on PC have now been brought to the mobile version.
AurumDust has pushed a substantial update for Ash of Gods: Redemption on mobile platforms. iOS and Android players can now access the Reworked Edition, which bundles together three major updates previously released for the Steam version.
The headline change is a redesigned combat system. The team overhauled turn order and movement mechanics: characters can move multiple times within a turn, limited only by their action points, and the old 300-second cap has been replaced with a more flexible round-progress meter.
In addition, enemy AI has been enhanced to produce more varied and strategically demanding behavior. Faction balance received notable adjustments — especially for the Gell faction, which now has greater energy and requires new tactical approaches.
The developers also focused on presentation — refreshing the interface and adding 60 FPS support for a smoother gameplay experience.
Fans of the original version won’t be left behind: players can opt to play the classic Vanilla build or switch to the updated Reworked Edition if they prefer the legacy mechanics. To celebrate the release, a free demo has been made available on Google Play, allowing users to try the opening of the story and the revamped combat.
Source: iXBT.games
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