Gamevil, one of the more successful publishers on the Android market, has released Illusia – what it calls a “casual RPG” that bears more than a little stylistic resemblance to its popular title Zenonia.
It’s a paid-for game, with a $4.99 price tag attached to it. Which is auto-translating to £3.11 on our UK-based telephone at the moment. This is what it looks like:
You can install it direct from the game’s Android Market listing if you are that way inclined. Here’s the full announcement.
GAMEVIL’s Hit RPG game ‘ILLUSIA’ Now Available on Android Market
LOS ANGELES, CA — March 16th, 2011 — GAMEVIL, a leading mobile game publisher and developer, today announced its hit role-playing game, ILLUSIA, is now available on the Android Market.
ILLUSIA is a blockbuster casual platform action role-playing game featuring two heroes’ journey through seven beautiful worlds in an attempt to unravel the secret behind the sudden appearance of the mysterious tower. The game features 14 different affiliates of fighter and magician classes which are fully customizable using the vast selections of weapons and armors. Users will also learn dozens of skills as they clear levels and battle through the intriguing storyline of ILLUSIA.
“Android fans of ZENONIA our series have been clamoring for more, and we’re happy to now present our latest and newest in the RPG genre,” said Kyu Lee, Head of GAMEVIL USA. “We’re sure players will enjoy and savor the strong action and role-playing experience of ILLUSIA.”
ILLUSIA is available for $4.99 from the Android Market on mobile devices or at https://market.android.com/details?id=com.gamevil.illusia
For more details, please visit www.gamevil.com.
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