Nine Crowns of Faenord launches on Android and iOS

Skvork released Nine Crowns of Faenord for Android and iOS, an open-world tactical action RPG that runs at 60 FPS, is fully offline, and features 20 recruitable heroes with no ads or pay-to-win mechanics.

Skvork has released Nine Crowns of Faenord for Android and iOS. The mobile title is an open-world tactical action RPG that runs at 60 frames per second and is designed for a fully offline, single-player experience. The game is available worldwide on the Google Play Store and the App Store.

The game is set on the island of Faenord, where rival kingdoms compete for control. Players recruit up to 20 heroes, including warriors, rogues and mages, and lead them across a large open world. Heroes can be upgraded as players capture strongholds and castles and gather resources tied to those locations.

Combat takes place in real time and requires timing, ranged attacks and positioning. The system focuses on squad management and tactical command rather than automated encounters. Each recruit has distinct skills, and success in battles depends on balancing those skills, deciding when to press an attack or withdraw, and seizing strategic positions on the battlefield.

Players can raid enemy territories, defend their own lands and explore different regions of the island. The game includes mechanics for forging alliances and making narrative choices that change how rival kingdoms respond, which can alter the campaign path.

Skvork describes the release as a single-player title without in-game advertisements, timers that limit play, or mechanics that give paying players an advantage. The developer positions the title for players who want a mobile tactical RPG that does not require an online connection.

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