Application Systems is launching two point-and-click adventure titles Mutropolis and Growbot on mobile

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Story Highlights

  • Mutropolis is a sci-fi adventure on abandoned Earth with hand-drawn scenes and quirky characters.
  • Growbot is a 2D point-and-click adventure with various puzzles, alien interactions, wonderful art, music, and more.

Application Systems has revealed that their upcoming sci-fi adventures, Mutropolis and Growbot, are set to release on July 24 and August 7 respectively, available on both Android and iOS devices. This announcement comes after the successful transfer of other titles such as Unforeseen Incidents, LUNA The Shadow Dust, and others.

Get set for a charming sci-fi detective adventure filled with classic inventory-based puzzles

MUTROPOLIS” is an enchanting science fiction journey that unfolds on what once was Earth, now deserted. You assume the role of Henry Dijon, a courageous, scholarly, and detective-like character, in pursuit of a fabled lost city. Discover peculiar ancient relics, embark on an exhilarating odyssey, and untangle archaeological mysteries infused with a futuristic flair by solving puzzles.

In summary, this game seems engaging with around 50 unique hand-drawn backdrops, adorable yet peculiar characters, complete voiceovers, multilingual text options, archaeological riddles, a sci-fi narrative, ancient Egyptian deities, and additional features. If you’re keen, the game will be available for download through the Google Play Store or App Store on July 24.

Explore a Biopunk universe in this charming robot rescue adventure

Growbot

In this game, you take on the role of Nara, a trainee growbot, striving to become a captain and safeguard your space station from an enigmatic crystalline power. The captivating environment of the game is based in a biopunk universe teeming with extraordinary flora, eccentric aliens, and dreamlike technology.

Drawing inspiration from timeless games such as Loom and contemporary hits like Machinarium, Growbot appears to be a captivating prospect. It offers a range of puzzles, robust defense mechanisms, opportunities for engaging with plants and extraterrestrial beings, artwork by Lisa Evans, and music by Jessica Fichot, among other features.

On August 7, the game Growbot will be available for download on both Android and iOS devices. Pre-registration for the game is currently open through the Google Play Store and the App Store.

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2025-07-23 20:11