Meteorfall: Krumit's Tale

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1.73K reviews
Content rating
PEGI 7
100K+
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PEGI 7
Mild violence
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About this game

Battle the likes of sozzled bearbearians and nuke-addled snotwolves to protect our glowing green world from the sweaty hands of the Uberlich! Krumit's Tale involves the same core deck building mechanics as Meteorfall: Journeys and the same cast of overly optimistic heroes, but expands the ‘swipe’ mechanic into a dynamic grid based system. This means more depth and longevity – our heroes will have to choose perks to complement their deck-building strategy and carefully manage the board if they wish to triumph.

+ A follow-up to the popular mobile solo deckbuilding card game - Meteorfall: Journeys!

+ The brave heroes of Meteorfall return! Play as five different heroes - Bruno, Greybeard, Mischief, Muldorf, and Rose - each with their own cards and a distinct playstyle

+ In true roguelike fashion, each run is different! Your journey is built from 20+ unique dungeons, 25+ fully animated enemies, more than 50+ perks (passive bonuses), and more than 300+ cards

+ More than 30 achievements to unlock

+ Feeling competitive? Check out the daily challenge mode! Each day has a different set of modifiers which tweak the rules of the game in radical ways.

+ Mobile optimized gameplay. The game can be played one-handed in portrait mode and auto-saves frequently

+ Offline play. If you want to enjoy Krumit's Tale on your daily commute or on an airplane ride - go for it! No online connection is required

+ Join an active community of players on Reddit (/r/KrumitsTale) or Discord
Krumit's Tale is a solo card-based dungeon crawler - a follow-up to ‘Meteorfall’
Updated on
9 Apr 2026

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  • No data shared with third parties
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  • This app may collect these data types
    App activity, App info and performance and Device or other IDs
  • Data isn’t encrypted
  • Data can’t be deleted

Ratings and reviews

1.66K reviews
Cal Evans
14 September 2020
Amazing follow up to the already great Meteorfall deckbuilding game. Been waiting for this to come to android since it's launch on steam and can gladly say it has been greatly ported for mobile gaming in portrait vs original landscape format. Can't recommend it enough. Only scratched the surface so far and can see me being sucked down the rabbit hole of trying to complete the encyclopedia. Stop reading this and start playing!
16 people found this review helpful
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William Hamby
26 April 2021
This game and meteorfall are unique in both art and gameplay, with the latter being especially true in this game. All of the characters have a very unique and varied playstyle. I hated the tile system at first glance, but give it a chance. However, gonna have to say that that $1.99 day 1 dlc character is a sour note. This game isnt exactly cheap (and honestly overpriced) so its a bit of a slap in the face to see a price tag in the character screen. It's pretty grimey guys.
85 people found this review helpful
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Reed Hanger
24 March 2022
This is one of the most impressive mobile exclusive games I've played. It's a roguelite that's about on par with Slay the Spire. All of the mechanics are easy to grasp, and they feed into each other in really fun ways. I love how unique each character plays. The art and writing also work well to form a fantasy world as told by a witty old man. My only complaint is that it's rather easy for a roguelite, and while there is an escalating difficulty, it takes a lot of playtime to get to a hard spot.
29 people found this review helpful
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