Necromancer: Undead Legion RPG: Trailer, 36 Undead Types, Pre-Registration and Everything We Know
Quick answer: Necromancer: Undead Legion RPG is a dark-fantasy action RPG for Android and iOS from Ancoach Studio, a one-person studio in South Korea. You defeat monsters, then raise them as undead allies or explode their corpses. It has 36 undead types and 15 languages, including English and Hindi. It is open for pre-registration on Google Play and pre-order on the App Store. There is no release date yet.
Watch the official trailer
Ancoach Studio published the v18 trailer on 22 October 2026. The studio says it shows actual gameplay with the game's original music and sound effects.
What kind of game is it?
Every defeated enemy leaves a corpse. You choose how to use it: raise it to fight for you, or detonate it to clear the battlefield. The studio sums up the loop as kill, raise, command, detonate, repeat.
You are not a commander standing at the back. You directly control the necromancer's movement, attacks and teleport, and you decide when to spend corpses for speed or save them for a bigger attack. The developer says the idea came from playing a necromancer in Diablo II and wanting to bring that feeling to an original mobile game.
Features confirmed on the store listing
36 undead species: six base skeletons and six base zombies. Each one branches into two elite forms. Minion levels feed Legion Resonance, which raises how many undead you can command.
Runes and runewords: 19 runes and 10 runewords, each built from three runes. Weapons, armour and accessories drop with affixes and sockets. You can reforge and transmute gear at the blacksmith.
The labyrinth: 11 zones and 200 stages. Bosses mark their attacks on the ground before they land, so you can dodge. Faster, cleaner clears give a higher grade.
Reincarnation: you choose when to start a new life. Waypoint stones and past-life power carry over.
Bind bosses: according to the official guide, defeated bosses can fight beside your legion.
Reaper form: a power state for high-pressure moments.
Hold the Bridge: a separate defence mode with turrets, altars and your legion against a night siege.
Auto options: optional auto-hunt and an auto-attack toggle. Bosses and builds still need your decisions.
Languages: Hindi is supported
The game supports 15 languages: Korean, English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, German, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Italian, Turkish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai and Hindi. Hindi support is good news for players in India. Note that the studio does not claim the game is already available in India. Check the store page for your region.
The developer: a dentist who learned to code
Ancoach Studio is led by Ingyoon An. According to his own biography, he is a dentist who started learning programming through Google searches in 2022. His first game, Necromancer RPG (2022), is still on Google Play, along with a paid Premium version. An says that game was selected for Google Play Korea's weekly recommended new games. We were not able to confirm this independently.
The new game is a full rebuild with refreshed visuals. An says he has spent more than two years on it.
How returning players changed the game
According to An, fans of the first game came back years later to test the new one. One tester alone sent more than 1,000 pieces of feedback. The studio says these are developer statements, not measured statistics. An gave two concrete examples:
Touch controls: the game offers Default, Right-hand cluster and Left-handed presets. A long-time tester found that the right-hand preset put teleport under the movement thumb. Lifting that thumb cancelled the direction input and could send the character the wrong way. An swapped attack and teleport.
Corpse explosion set: a tester reported that the curse zone from the full Charnel Liturgy equipment set appeared away from the enemies. The code used the oldest corpse, not the centre of the fight. The zone now appears where the corpse explosion hit the most enemies.
"Controls are something you can never finish testing alone." Ingyoon An, Ancoach Studio
Key facts
Detail | Information |
Title | Necromancer: Undead Legion RPG |
Developer | Ingyoon An / Ancoach Studio (South Korea) |
Genre | Dark fantasy action RPG with roguelite runs |
Platforms | Android and iOS |
Status | In development; pre-register (Google Play), pre-order (App Store) |
Release date | Not announced |
Business model | Media kit says paid game; Google Play lists in-app purchases |
Pre-registration reward | 600 gems per platform (developer statement) |
Age rating | 7+ on Google Play (mild violence, fear) |
Languages | 15, including English and Hindi |
Trailer | v18, published 22 October 2026 |
Note on pricing: The studio's media kit calls the game a paid game in development, while the Google Play listing shows in-app purchases. The final price model is not confirmed. Check the store page before release.
Want to learn the units first? The studio has a free English gameplay guide with the undead codex, combat and progression, and a public English media kit. The guide is information only, not a playable demo.
Necromancer: Undead Legion RPG FAQ
When is Necromancer: Undead Legion RPG releasing?
There is no release date yet. The game is in development and open for pre-registration on Google Play and pre-order on the App Store.
Is Necromancer: Undead Legion RPG available in Hindi?
Yes. Hindi is one of 15 supported languages, along with English.
How many undead types are in the game?
36: six base skeletons and six base zombies, each with two elite forms.
Is there a pre-registration reward?
The developer says pre-registration gives 600 gems on each platform. Check the store page for the official terms.
Is Necromancer: Undead Legion RPG free?
This is not confirmed. The media kit calls it a paid game, and Google Play lists in-app purchases.
Who is making the game?
Ingyoon An, a dentist and solo developer in South Korea, through his one-person studio, Ancoach Studio.
Editorial disclosure
How this article was made: The developer sent this game to The Gaming Diary through our PR and editorial submission form. We did not receive payment, and this is not sponsored content. We checked every store fact against the official listings on 30 October 2026. When a claim comes only from the developer, we say so in the text. We have not played the game, and no review copy was used. Links to stores are nofollow.
Sources: Ancoach Studio editorial submission (25 October 2026), the studio's English media kit and gameplay guide, the official trailer, and the Google Play listing. We wrote this article ourselves; we did not publish the developer's proposed article text.
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