Solo Developer Tatsuya Maeda Launches GRID REAVER on Google Play
GRID REAVER, a placement-style hack-and-slash game with asynchronous PvP, arrives on Android after a browser version that requires no installation.
Solo developer Tatsuya Maeda announced on October 7, 2026 that the Android version of GRID REAVER launched on Google Play, according to gamebiz.jp. The game is free-to-play with in-app purchases.
GRID REAVER is a placement-style hack-and-slash game with asynchronous player-versus-player combat, set among giant ruins called "Shingai" from a fallen ancient civilization. Players build equipment across a 6x4 board, and battles play out automatically, with adjacency, row and column synergies determining strength. About 50 types of equipment and 5 classes are included.
The title supports Android, iPhone and iPad, and browsers. The browser version can be tried without installation or registration. A single exploration takes about 1 to 2 minutes, and loot accumulates while the player is away.
Player-built boards serve as opponents for other players in the asynchronous PvP mode. According to the developer, monetization is limited to time-saving, companion and cosmetic items, and does not affect equipment strength or PvP outcomes.
Quick answers
What platforms does GRID REAVER support?
It supports Android, iPhone and iPad, and browsers. The browser version can be tried without installation or registration.
Is GRID REAVER free?
Yes, it is free-to-play with in-app purchases. Monetization is limited to time-saving, companion and cosmetic items and does not affect equipment strength or PvP outcomes.
How does combat work in GRID REAVER?
Players build equipment on a 6x4 board, and battles play automatically, with adjacency, row and column synergies determining strength.