Phantom Blade Zero

This Google Play listing is an Android game named Phantom Blade Zero, published by ARUZ ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED under the package ID com.avatarlife.mydreamtown. It is a separate listing from S-GAME Studio's PC and PlayStation game of the same name. The shared title and story language should not be taken as evidence that this app is an authorized Android port. If you are looking for S-GAME's release, use the publisher's official storefront links rather than assuming the two listings are connected.

What does this Android listing actually describe?

The Google Play description presents a wuxia action story about Soul, a warrior said to have sixty-six days left to live. It refers to assassins and a conspiracy, but it does not explain the Android app's controls, combat inputs, mission structure, character progression or whether the displayed scenes represent playable footage. Those omissions matter: a familiar premise is not enough to tell a player what they will do after installing. This page therefore cannot offer a reliable combat walkthrough or claim that the mobile app reproduces the systems of S-GAME's PC game.

Store details to check before installing

Google Play categorizes this listing as a role-playing game and shows it as free to install. The store also marks it as containing ads and in-game purchases. Free installation does not tell us which content, if any, is gated by a purchase, and the listing does not give a dependable breakdown of purchase prices or paid benefits. Review the current purchase prompts in the app before spending money. The store displays a Teen content rating with mild violence; check the current rating details if the app is intended for a younger player.

The store's Data safety section says the developer may share and collect location, app activity and other data categories, and says data cannot be deleted through the declared process. These are developer-provided disclosures on Google Play, not an independent privacy audit by YouxiSky. Read the current Data safety and privacy-policy links in the store before installation, especially if you prefer games that require little personal data. The listing provides a developer contact email, but a contact address does not establish a relationship with S-GAME.

Is this the official S-GAME Android release?

We cannot verify that. S-GAME's official Phantom Blade Zero site links to Steam and PlayStation, while the Android listing names ARUZ ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED as its developer. No S-GAME Android announcement or cross-link to this package was found in the official sources checked for this draft. The safer distinction is to treat this as a third-party, same-name Google Play entry. For information about the PC edition's weapons, exploration and system requirements, see our separate Phantom Blade Zero Steam page; its features must not be assumed to exist in this Android app. If you want another Android martial-arts game with a separately documented store listing, compare our Sifu page rather than treating either title as interchangeable.

Questions the store page does not yet answer

What is the actual combat system?

The listing uses broad action and wuxia language but does not document the mobile controls, enemy behavior or upgrade systems. We have not tested the app, so we cannot turn those promotional claims into verified gameplay advice.

Can progress transfer from Steam or PlayStation?

No cross-save or account-linking feature is documented for this Android listing. Because its listed developer differs from S-GAME, do not assume progress, purchases or accounts transfer between the products.

What Android device is required?

The public page checked for this draft did not provide a stable minimum Android version or hardware specification. Google Play's compatibility message on your own device is the appropriate check before installation.

Source: Google Play listing for the ARUZ Android app. Official comparison source: S-GAME's Phantom Blade Zero site. Store details checked November 4, 2026. This is a source-based identification note, not a hands-on review. The app's own gameplay remains unverified.