Riftbusters: Action RPG has officially launched on mobile, delivering intense firefights, rewarding loot drops, and squad-based battles against alien threats. Developed by Phantom Gamelabs, a studio backed by Supercell, the game initially rolled out a limited open beta for Android users in specific regions back in March.

What’s your role in Riftbusters: Action RPG?

You step into the boots of a freelance operative with a singular mission: protect Earth from relentless waves of invaders pouring through dangerous dimensional rifts. To accomplish this, you'll wield an arsenal of unconventional weapons and high-tech gadgets.

The experience is built for teamwork, allowing you to squad up with friends for cooperative multiplayer missions. Riftbusters fosters a playstyle of constant experimentation, encouraging you to mix and match loadouts featuring weapons that feel more like portable artillery.

The game's core loop is driven by the pursuit of superior gear. Legendary items and powerful upgrades are rewards waiting to be claimed across various missions. At launch, Phantom Gamelabs has already introduced four new top-tier S-grade items: the Scorch Engine, Heavy Metal, Vampire Gloves, and Backup Plans.

Visually, the game takes you through diverse settings, from neon-drenched futuristic cities to hostile alien wastelands teeming with life. Exploring these maps is rewarding, as they are filled with hidden secrets off the beaten path.

What’s new after the open beta?

Following the open beta, the developers have implemented several updates to enhance the experience. This includes introducing new challenges alongside the four S-grade items. A key quality-of-life improvement is a redesigned minimap that now clearly displays all active quest and bounty objectives.

Riftbusters: Action RPG is free-to-play with optional in-app purchases and offers multi-language support. If you're searching for a new co-op looter shooter, you can find Riftbusters available on the Google Play Store.

Also, before you go, be sure to check out our coverage of LHEA and the Word Spirit, an upcoming Android game that explores travel between the realms of life and death.