UnGodly: What Azra Games' Dark Fantasy RPG Is and How to Play It

“UnGodly” is trending because UnGodly, a free-to-play dark fantasy action RPG from Azra Games, just launched on the App Store and Google Play and quickly climbed the App Store games chart. You build a squad of four “Primals” and switch between them in real-time fights. The game is free to download, has optional in-app purchases, and on iPhone needs iOS 18 or later.

Below you’ll find what the game is, which devices and controllers work with it, how to get it through official stores, and what’s planned next. Everything here is current as of November 12, 2026. A live-service game changes quickly, so check the store listings for the latest details.

What is UnGodly?

UnGodly is made by Azra Games, a studio led by founder and CEO Mark Otero. Press coverage notes that the team includes veterans of Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes. Azra first announced the game in October 2025 as a free-to-play dark fantasy action RPG for PS5, Xbox Series, PC, iOS and Android.

The basics, based on launch coverage from tbreak and the official press release:

• Primals: Primals are warriors from divine bloodlines who are “awakened through trauma.” Launch coverage puts the roster at more than 25.
• Elements: Primals are built around fire, ice, earth and lightning.
• Real-time team combat: You control a team of four directly and swap between them in the middle of a fight. Chaining their elemental abilities makes the attacks stronger.
• Trust and combos: Pre-launch coverage said Primals can only pull off their strongest combination attacks once they trust each other enough.
• Structure: The game includes open-world PvE campaigns and a branching story.

The art direction has often been compared to Frank Frazetta’s fantasy paintings. Expect blood and violence. The ratings shown differ by store (see below).

Release date: why it’s trending now

UnGodly’s launch date moved more than once, which is why some older articles give the wrong date:

Azra hasn’t publicly explained why the July 30 date slipped to November 11. If an article or store page still shows a pre-registration banner, it’s probably out of date.

Supported devices and hardware

This is what matters most if you’re deciding whether your current phone or tablet can run the game.

iPhone and iPad

According to the App Store listing:

• Software: iOS 18.0 or later on iPhone, iPadOS 18.0 or later on iPad.
• Download size: about 4GB. Search snapshots of the listing show values between 3.9GB and 4GB, and the size will change with updates. Leave extra free space for downloads after install.
• Controllers: PlayStation, Xbox and MFi controllers are listed as supported.
• Age rating: 13+ on the App Store.

Apple used UnGodly as one of two games to show off the iPhone 18 Pro Max and the foldable iPhone Duo at its September 2026 keynote. GamesBeat reports that Azra worked with Apple’s platform team to support 120Hz ProMotion on iPhone 18 models. Mark Otero said the studio was surprised to be included. That showcase tells you the game looks its best on the newest hardware. It doesn’t mean you need one of those phones. The official minimum is still iOS 18.

Android

The Google Play listing is the authoritative place to check compatibility. Google Play shows whether the game works on your specific device and how large the download is. We couldn’t find a published minimum Android version or chipset list. An older snapshot of the Play page showed a Mature 17+ rating, so the age rating differs from the App Store’s 13+.

Mac and PC

Launch coverage says Mac and Google Play Games for PC get “precision” (mouse and keyboard style) controls, while phones and tablets use touch controls. These details come from secondary reporting, so check the official store before you count on them. Full PC (Steam and Epic Games Store), PS5 and Xbox versions were announced in 2025, and store pages exist. As of November 2026, though, no console or PC release date has been confirmed alongside the mobile launch.

How to download UnGodly safely

Use the official stores only. Third-party APK sites and “modded” versions can carry malware and may get your account banned.

1. On iPhone or iPad: Open the App Store, search “UnGodly” and confirm the developer is Azra Games Inc. Then tap Get.
2. On Android: Open Google Play, search “UnGodly” and check that the publisher is Azra Games. The package ID in the official link is com.azragames.ungodly.
3. Check your storage: Free up at least 4GB, plus extra room for updates, before the first launch.
4. Pair a controller (optional): On iOS, pair a PlayStation, Xbox or MFi controller in Settings > Bluetooth before you open the game.
5. Samsung or Korean store users: If you prefer Galaxy Store or ONE Store, those versions are scheduled for December 2026.

For news and official updates, use the game’s official site (ungodlygame.com) and Azra’s official social channels and Discord, which are linked from the store pages.

Monetization: what to expect

UnGodly is free to play with optional in-app purchases. Coverage disagrees on how to describe it. Some outlets call it a character-collecting (gacha-style) RPG. Others reported that Azra says your strength comes from time spent playing rather than loot boxes. Store listings and player reviews mention summon currency for recruiting Primals, so a summoning system clearly exists.

We haven’t found independent analysis of whether paying gives you a real combat advantage. Since the game is a day old, look at recent player reviews on the store page before you spend money. You can also set purchase limits with your platform’s official tools: Screen Time on iOS, or purchase authentication in Google Play settings.

What’s coming next

• Conan the Barbarian: Azra partnered with Heroic Signatures to add Conan as a canonical Primal (Bleeding Cool). Launch coverage says he arrives in December 2026, not at launch.
• More stores: Galaxy Store and ONE Store releases in December 2026.
• Consoles and PC: Announced, with store pages live. No confirmed date as of this writing.

Bottom line

If you searched “ungodly,” you’re almost certainly looking for Azra Games’ new dark fantasy RPG. It’s free, it’s on iOS and Android now, and it runs on any iPhone or iPad with iOS 18 or later and roughly 4GB of free space. It takes full advantage of 120Hz displays and supports common console controllers. Treat early details about monetization, the console and PC versions, and future content as subject to change.