Cassette Beasts, the unique monster-collecting RPG developed by Bytten Studio and published by Raw Fury, has finally made its way to Android devices globally. After two years since its original PC release, fans of the quirky title can now experience the adventure on the go.

A Quick Introduction to Cassette Beasts

If you're unfamiliar with the game’s concept, here's what to expect. You find yourself washed up on the mysterious island of New Wirral—a place out of time and space, where cassette tapes power everything and monsters roam wild.

In Cassette Beasts, you play as a stranded traveler trying to uncover how to return home. To survive, you use a cassette player to record nearby monsters. Once recorded, you can play back their forms and become them—giving you access to their abilities and strengths.

Not only can you transform into creatures, but you can also fuse your form with others—monsters or even your allies—to create hybrid beings. The fusion system allows for nearly endless combinations, making every battle and exploration session feel fresh and creative.

Explore the Mystical World of New Wirral

New Wirral is packed with secrets waiting to be uncovered. From hidden dungeons to environmental puzzles, the world encourages deep exploration. Certain areas become accessible only when you possess the right monster abilities—think gliding across cliffs, swimming through submerged caves, scaling vertical walls, or even manipulating magnetic fields.

The game features a turn-based combat system with an intricate elemental synergy mechanic. Mastering type advantages lets you disrupt enemy strategies, empower your team, and even change an opponent’s elemental affinity mid-fight.

Gameplay & Compatibility on Mobile

Cassette Beasts supports Bluetooth controllers on Android, offering a more console-like experience. While the control scheme works well overall, some players may encounter minor issues—though nothing that detracts significantly from the core gameplay.

Best of all, the game is free to download and play on Android via the Google Play Store, making it easy for anyone to jump in and start exploring.

Before you go, check out our next update on Eterspire’s Version 43.0, which introduces a snow-themed Vestada skin and enhanced controller support.