Legends of Amberland II: The Song of Trees

Legends of Amberland II: The Song of Trees brings a seven-hero fantasy expedition to Android and iPhone. This first-person RPG uses grid-based movement and turn-based battles, so planning your party and choosing where to explore matter more than quick reflexes. It is a standalone sequel, with no need to finish the first Amberland game.

How it plays
Build your own party or start with a ready-made group, then explore an open world filled with dungeons, settlements and quests. Movement follows a square grid with quarter-turn rotations. You manage several adventurers together rather than controlling one action hero, balancing their equipment and abilities as you push into unfamiliar areas. The story has a light, heroic fantasy tone.

Less time spent retracing your steps
Fast travel reduces repeated journeys, while battles against much weaker enemies are designed to resolve quickly. Unequipped items go into an unlimited shared magic bag, although each character still has equipment restrictions. Main and side quests give the adventure room to branch out, and buying a ship opens up exploration across deeper water.

Free opening, paid full adventure
The mobile release arrived on November 5, 2026. You can try the opening for free and unlock the rest with a single purchase. The US App Store lists that unlock at $9.99; check your local store for current pricing. There are no ads, subscription requirements, loot boxes or energy timers.

Offline play and device requirements
The game is a single-player adventure that supports offline play without an account. On iPhone and iPad, the listing requires iOS or iPadOS 15.0 or later. Supported languages include English and Polish. Check the store page for your particular device before installing, especially on Android, where compatibility can vary.

Who it suits
Consider it if you enjoy building a party, exploring at your own pace and making deliberate combat decisions. The grid movement and retro presentation are central to its appeal. If you prefer real-time action or online co-op, this is a different kind of RPG. The free opening is a useful way to test whether its movement and party management feel comfortable on your phone before buying the full adventure.