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Brazilian indie studio Point N’ Sheep has confirmed that Bloodless, a retro styled 2D soulslike adventure starring the ronin Tomoe, will launch on Android on September 2. With pre registration already available on Google Play, the mobile version will include the complete experience in eight languages, along with all content released since launch.

The adventure follows the ronin Tomoe, who abandoned her sword after witnessing the horrors caused by violence. Rather than killing her opponents, she confronts Shogun Akechi's army using only her bare fists, disarming her former allies through a combat system built around counterattacks and her signature dash counter mechanic. Ki attacks further expand her offensive options, allowing her to subdue enemies without taking their lives.

Character progression encourages different playstyles through special ki techniques and upgrades crafted from stone and herb infusions discovered throughout the journey. Combining these abilities enables unique combat sequences, giving players greater freedom to tailor the fighting style to their preferences.

Players will explore Bakugawa, an isolated land scarred by the consequences of past wars. Sacred forests, abandoned districts, and regions ruled by a corrupt military regime form the backdrop of Tomoe's journey as she strives to restore hope to a people who see her as both a deserter and a coward.

The Android release will also include all content added after launch, including the free update that introduced Casual Mode and the new Roguelike Mode, Namazu Trials. In addition, players will be able to collect Warrior Idols scattered throughout the world to unlock Arenas, optional challenges that test mastery of the combat system and reward those willing to overcome increasingly demanding battles.