The New Denpa Men Lands on Android with Quirky Features Customized for Mobile

The New Denpa Men has now made its way to Android devices, following its initial release on the Nintendo Switch in July 2024. Developed and published by Genius Sonority, this mobile version brings a few unique features and some differences from its Switch counterpart.

Now You Can Take Your Quirky Little Denpa Crew on the Go!

One of the most exciting aspects of The New Denpa Men on Android is the support for cross-platform play. This means if you've already been adventuring with your Denpa Men on the Switch, you can seamlessly transfer your progress and continue your journey on your mobile device.

On Android (and iOS), players can enjoy a new feature called QR Catch. This innovative system allows you to scan QR codes in your vicinity to add Denpa Men to your team, replacing the Normal Catch method from the Switch version. However, features like Together Catch and Offline Catch, available on the Switch, are not included in the mobile version.

Another addition exclusive to the Android version is the Voucher Collection feature. After battles, monsters may drop vouchers called Akashi. Collecting these vouchers helps you complete your collection, and they can also be gifted to friends or used strategically in battles.

There's also an interesting twist with scarecrows in the mobile version. You can now summon monsters using them, which will join your fight, attacking enemies and healing your party. For a glimpse of the game in action, check out the trailer below.

Will You Catch The New Denpa Men on Android?

The Denpa Men are unique creatures that float invisibly in the airwaves. Your mission in the game is to catch these quirky beings, train them, and embark on exciting adventures. The game offers dungeon-crawling experiences and allows you to personalize your island, interact with your Denpa Men, engage in fishing, and explore various event-based and additional stages that evolve over time.

You can download The New Denpa Men from the Google Play Store. The game is primarily controlled via touchscreen, though it also supports the use of a controller for those who prefer a more traditional gaming setup.

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