Demon Seals Mobile

Demon Seals Mobile is a free-to-play mobile MMORPG for iOS and Android from NetEase, built around traditional class-based progression, party-friendly PvE, and competitive arenas. It pairs a cinematic, fully voiced main campaign with a player-driven marketplace, giving you plenty to do whether you prefer questing, boss runs, or testing builds against other players.

Publisher: NetEase
Playerbase: Medium
Type: Mobile MMORPG
Release Date: January 19, 2017
Pros: +Six gender-locked classes with distinct roles. +A player-driven trading economy. +Multiple PvP formats, including small arenas and large-scale battles.
Cons: -No Western version announced.

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Overview

Demon Seals Mobile Overview

Demon Seals Mobile brings NetEase’s PC MMORPG to phones and tablets as a free-to-play experience tailored for iOS and Android. At character creation you pick from six gender-locked classes, each tied to specific weapons and a clear combat identity. While the class choice sets your foundation, moment-to-moment performance is shaped by how you invest into the game’s 18 disciplines, which function as a broad skill-development system that can push you toward tanking, damage, or support-oriented play.

Progression follows the familiar loop of improving gear, raising stats, and refining your build as encounters become more demanding. PvE content supports both solo play and grouping, with tougher activities leaning into party coordination, especially during elite boss fights. On the competitive side, the game offers several PvP modes with different scales, ranging from duels to small-team matches and larger 15v15 battles, so you can pick the intensity level that fits your session.

One of the more MMO-forward touches for a mobile title is its open trading economy. Rather than locking all progression behind bound drops, the game allows players to buy and sell, which helps make crafting, farming, and market awareness feel relevant. You also gain a combat pet that joins you in fights and can be strengthened over time, adding another progression track beyond your character’s equipment. Presentation is a key selling point here as well, with a fully voiced storyline, cutscenes, and extra visual flourishes designed to make the campaign feel more premium than a typical mobile quest chain.

Demon Seals Key Features:

  • Six Classes – pick from six gender-locked classes, each built around unique weapons and skill kits.
  • 18 Disciplines – customize your combat approach by developing disciplines that influence your role and playstyle.
  • Open Economy – exchange items with other players through a free trading system.
  • PvE and PvP – take on bosses and group challenges, then step into arenas from 1v1 up to 15v15.
  • High Production Value – experience a voiced campaign with cutscenes and detailed mobile visuals.

Demon Seals Mobile Screenshots

Demon Seals Mobile Featured Video

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Full Review

Demon Seals Mobile Review

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Links

Demon Seals Mobile Links

Demon Seals Official Site

System Requirements

Demon Seals Mobile System Requirements

Minimum Requirements:

Operating System: Android 4.0 and up / iOS 9.0 or later.

Music

Demon Seals Mobile Music & Soundtrack

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Additional Info

Demon Seals Mobile Additional Information

Chinese Title: 镇魔曲手游
Developer(s):
NetEase
Publisher(s): NetEase

Game Engine: NeoX2.0

Platform(s): iOS, Android

Language(s): English, Simplified Chinese

Closed Beta: December 2016
Open Beta: January 6, 2016 (China only); January 19, 2016 (Global)

Release Date: TBA

Development History / Background:

Demon Seals Mobile is a free-to-play MMORPG for iOS and Androind platforms developed and published by NetEase, a China-based internet and game company. The Demon Seals franchise first appeared on PC in April 2015 and received a strong initial reception, which set the stage for a mobile adaptation. For the phone release, NetEase used its NeoX2.0 engine and aimed for upgraded visuals while keeping the mobile version separate, with no cross-platform compatibility. The game moved through a China-only open beta in January 2016, then expanded into a wider global open beta shortly afterward.