Replaced: Sad Cat Studios’ 2.5D Action Platformer Is Coming to Android Later This Year

Replaced Coming to Android Devices in December

Sad Cat Studios’ popular 2.5D action platformer title, Replaced, is making its way to mobile devices, specifically Android, towards the end of this year. The game is set to launch on December 8, 2026, and eager players can already pre-register for it on the Google Play Store.

One exciting feature that comes with the Android release is cross-save support, allowing players to seamlessly continue their progress across various devices, including mobile, tablet, and PC. The port to Android is being handled by The Knights of U, a studio based in Poland, and is part of the Google Play Games program.

The announcement of Replaced coming to Android has generated a wave of positive reactions from users on social media. One enthusiastic fan exclaimed, “yes yes yes you make my day let’s gooooooo”, while another praised the game by saying, “you guys really cooked with this one. played it on game pass, bought it on xbox, bought it on steam and will buy on play store when it release”.

Originally launched for PC and Xbox Series X/S on April 14, 2026, Replaced immerses players in a captivating alternate version of 1980s America. Players embody the character R.E.A.C.H., an artificial intelligence trapped in a human body, as they navigate a dystopian cyberpunk world, unravel dark conspiracies, and engage in thrilling combat using melee attacks and ranged weapons.

No Man’s Sky Coming to iOS Devices

In related news, the popular game No Man’s Sky is set to make its way to iOS devices, including iPhone and iPad, on October 29, 2026.


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Replaced: Sad Cat Studios’ 2.5D Action Platformer Is Coming to Android Later This Year