Grimrock

Well, this is not a mainstream release bound by strict publishers but a small indie game, so I'm going to assume nothing is set in stone. If it's done, it's done. If it's not, we'll just have to wait longer

Aah, tfc. I was never a big fan of online shooters, but tfc is responsible for some of my finest online gaming moments. If only tf2 didn't have all that hat-craze. Still, keeps surprising me how old some of the people here are. I looked up the atari 2600, that thing was made before I was even born, ...

Given the size of their team I think the odds of seeing an android port are actually pretty small.
However, you should really search for Deadly Dungeons on the android market

I'll just ask here, since it's a trivial question
Can we use keyboard controls (numpad for fighting/spellcasting?) instead of clicking buttons?

down boy
Have patience, go replay some classics. I bought the Lands of Lore pack from GoG a few days ago to relive some sweet memories.

Well, especially in multiplayer Minecraft occasionally gets that dungeon crawler feeling: Having to navigate trough endless corridors dug by other people, having no clue what you will eventually encounter. Player lairs, mobspawners, player-made traps and contraptions, big pools of lava, diamond (yay...

Ganimoth wrote:I think it will be iOS (probably iPad only) remake.

I see several problems with controls there though...but not entirely unlikely
I'm going to bet for an html5 version, with all the graphical content being cached offline ofcourse.

Jack Dandy wrote:Well, you can always emulate the DS series' Etrian Oddysey. I heard they're a great twist on the Wizardry genre of crawlers.

Be warned though: it's notorious for it's difficulty