MMORPG RavenQuest to Launch on Mobile, Coming January 16

Web3 MMORPG RavenQuest is set to launch a full-featured mobile version on January 16.

The Android release promises to bring the entire gameplay experience to mobile users, complete with crossplay functionality and progress synchronization between devices. This ensures players can access the same quests, battles, and features as the PC version.

The developers have optimised the mobile client for smaller screens whilst maintaining core game elements to provide a consistent experience. A pre-launch stress test is also planned, allowing select players to try the mobile version early and provide feedback.

What is RavenQuest?

RavenQuest is a top-down pixel-based MMORPG that builds on the success of Ravendawn—a web2 game with over 200,000 active monthly players—allowing players to embark on quests, fight creatures, and level up their characters whilst exploring a richly detailed environment.

This web3 iteration gives players ownership of in-game assets through NFTs, blending traditional MMORPG gameplay with modern blockchain technology and creating a hybrid experience that caters to both casual and competitive players.

Another key element of RavenQuest is its crossplay compatibility, enabling players on different platforms to connect and progress together. With the upcoming mobile release, the game is extending its reach to Android users, integrating them fully into the existing ecosystem.

What can we expect from the mobile version?

The mobile version of RavenQuest will include all the features of the PC version, ensuring players have access to the same gameplay options. These key features include crossplay support, data synchronization, and optimised interface among others.

A stress test is scheduled from January 16 to January 17 for landowners and Munkowners, giving early access to the mobile version. Feedback gathered during this phase will inform final adjustments before the full release.

Initially available only for Android, the developers have stated that support for additional platforms is under development. Future updates in 2025 are expected to include new tools for players, a decentralised marketplace, and continued performance improvements.