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‘Skullgirls’ heads to iOS and Android this spring

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Popular fighting game Skullgirls has been released on almost every other modern platform; now its time to play it on your smartphone. Originally teased last July, the free-to-play version of this fan-favorite title is slated to arrive in Spring 2017 for both iOS and Android devices.
The mobile version of Skullgirls was developed by Hidden Variable Studios (best known for its hit number puzzle game Threes). The new iteration was designed as a pared-down experience compared to t…
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