Eternium

Old-school dungeon crawling drives Eternium from Making Fun, an action RPG that looks back to the classic point-and-click games of the genre. What sets it apart on mobile is its control scheme: tap where you want to go, and draw symbols on the screen to cast spells.

Players pick a Mage, Warrior or Bounty Hunter, wielding swords, axes, staves or guns, and level up to learn abilities and raise attributes. Combat is fast, with a heavy emphasis on effects, sound and damage numbers. The journey spans four hand-made worlds plus endless generated levels, moving from caves, forests, villages and graveyards to demon-held castles and snowy peaks, then on to the moon and even the deserts and jungles of the red planet. Enemies range from skeletons and zombies to automatons, aliens, demons and dragons. Treasure chests supply gold, gems and armour pieces, from helmets to cloaks and shields. The developer promotes a player-friendly approach: no paywalls, no stamina limits, gems earned from enemies and quests, and the best gear obtained by playing. Most content works offline once downloaded, apart from a few online features.

The reception is outstanding: about 2.7 million ratings average 4.8, with 87% five stars and just 2% one star. It has 10,000,000+ installs. There are no ads, and in-app purchases range from $0.99 to $99.99 per item, described as optional. It was updated on 2026-08-26, needs Android 7.1 or newer and is rated Teen. We list 31 versions; the current 1.47.8 is 474.3 MB.

Fans of classic loot-driven action RPGs who dislike energy timers will find it a standout. Players short on storage should make room first.