Android Gamer: ustwo's architectural puzzler Monument Valley will be released onto Android at some point

Published on Tuesday, 29 April 2014 07:35

ustwo already has a pretty strong following on the mobile gaming scene thanks to their past releases and their latest one is doing pretty damn good already on iOS. However if you're on Android and want to check this game out, you've been out of luck. That is changing though as ustwo is working on an Android version of Monument Valley.

For those of you unfamiliar with Monument Valley, this game is an architectural puzzler featuring some rather unique art. While in its current state the game is a bit short, an update is heading its way in the very near future for iOS users. This is good for us because when the game is released onto Android, we will have all those levels right off the jump.

We are making some more levels, but the reasons we’re doing it are artistic reasons. There are some ideas that we didn’t get to work so didn’t put in there, but which we’d like to see work. There are some other things we’d like to try.

When asked about an Android version of Monument Valley when speaking to The Guardian, ustwo director Neil McFarland had this to say:

That’s the next thing: to release it on Android and work out how we’d best do that.

Hopefully Monument Valley arrives onto Android sooner rather than later.

Website Referenced: PocketGamer

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