Netmarble has officially launched The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin on mobile, expanding the anime open-world role-playing game across all supported platforms after its PlayStation 5 and Steam release on March 16th.

According to a release, the title is now available on Google Play and Apple’s App Store, with cross-platform support allowing players to move between console, PC and mobile using a single account. The company said the mobile version includes a dedicated interface and UI scaling tailored for smaller screens. Players take control of Tristan as they explore Britannia, a world disrupted by what the release described as a collision of time and space.

The game can be played solo or in co-op with up to five players, including the host. According to the release, Netmarble is also running several launch promotions for players. These include up to 59,000 Star Fragments and 90 Regular Hero Draw Tickets, alongside additional rewards such as SSR hero Guila, the SSR weapon Black Flame Wings Lance, an SSR Crafted Weapon Selection Chest, 60 Regular Hero Draw Tickets, 10 Hero Pick Up Draw Tickets and 4,300 Star Fragments.

Other launch events include a mission event offering materials to craft two SR Engraved Equipment items and one SSR Engraved Equipment item. A limited-time Pick-Up event featuring Meliodas is also underway, while a separate event running until April 8th gives players the chance to earn his “Sacred Treasure: Demon Sword Lostvayne” costume.

The mobile launch followed what Netmarble described as a strong early start on PC and console. According to the release, The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin reached sixth place on Steam’s global Top Sellers chart shortly after launch. The company added that the title ranked first in France, second in Belgium, Italy and Spain, and fifth in markets including South Korea, Japan, the United Kingdom, Brazil and Thailand.

On PlayStation 5, the game currently holds a user rating of 4.35 out of five, according to the release. The title is based on The Seven Deadly Sins manga and anime franchise, which Netmarble said has sold more than 55m copies worldwide. In addition to open-world exploration, the game features tag-based combat, combination skills, customisable teams and multiplayer party-based content.

The launch adds another major release to Netmarble’s portfolio, with the South Korean publisher continuing to expand its catalogue across mobile and multiplatform titles. The company is also known for games such as Solo Leveling: ARISE, MARVEL Future Fight and The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross.