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The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross

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By ·Published Aug 25, 2026·Last checked Aug 25, 2026·Official sources verified

The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross is a free-to-play turn-based RPG developed and published by Netmarble. Players take command of Meliodas and the other Seven Deadly Sins, recruiting a roster of anime heroes to relive and expand on the story of Britannia. Progression centers on building and upgrading a team of heroes through story chapters, PvP modes, and recurring co-op and boss content to grow steadily stronger. Its defining gameplay is a skill card battle system in which cards of matching rank are lined up and merged into stronger attacks, capped off with a cinematic Ultimate Move.

Game summary

Global release
Mar 3, 2020
Developer
Netmarble F&C Inc.Netmarble Corporation
Publisher
Netmarble Corporation
Official site

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Latest update

The current update is the 6.5th Anniversary Apocalypse Festival, live from August 2026. It introduces the new UR hero [Gold-Colored Magic] Knight of the Sun Gawain, one of the Four Knights of the Apocalypse, alongside a Festival Check-In Event, Special Missions, a Wish Box Event, and Essette's Luck Event. The prior major update, Cross: IF, added two SSR heroes built around a "what if" reinterpretation of the original anime cast, Another Meliodas and Another Ban.

Release date and status

The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross is fully released worldwide. The Global version launched on March 3, 2020 for iOS and Android, following an earlier Japan and Korea release on June 4, 2019. Because Global launched roughly nine months after the original JP/KR release, Global anniversaries and content pacing run on their own separate schedule.

Global releaseMar 3, 2020
Japan / Korea releaseJun 4, 2019 · Android, iOS / iPadOS
Original launch platforms
Global statusReleased
Pricing modelFree-to-play·In-app purchases
AvailabilityApp StoreGoogle PlayNetmarble LauncherWorldwide

Platforms and availability

The game is available on Android through Google Play, on iOS / iPadOS through the App Store, and on PC through Netmarble's own Netmarble Launcher client rather than a third-party storefront like Steam. The Global server supports 13 languages, including English, Japanese, Korean, and both Simplified and Traditional Chinese.

Gameplay and setting

Combat uses a skill card battle system: players line up skill cards of the same rank to merge them into stronger cards, then unleash an Ultimate Move to finish encounters. Teams are built from a roster of heroes drawn from The Seven Deadly Sins anime and manga, each recruited through the game's gacha draw system and customized with outfits, hairstyles, and accessories. Beyond the main story campaign, which recreates and extends the original anime's events with over 100 cutscenes and the original Japanese voice cast, players take part in real-time co-op Demonic Beast Battles, Demon King Battles, and competitive modes such as Liones Defensive War, Hero Draft, and Hero Arena. The Four Knights of the Apocalypse storyline, set 16 years after the original series, adds a second protagonist, Percival, and his own cast to the game.

Trailer, screenshots, and media

The official trailer highlights the game's cinematic 3D combat and character roster.

Screenshots
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Developer and publisher

The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross is developed and published by Netmarble, credited in official copyright notices as Netmarble Corp. and Netmarble F&C Inc. Netmarble self-publishes and operates the game globally, including its own PC client and live-service update schedule.

DeveloperNetmarble F&C Inc.
PublisherNetmarble Corporation
Official websiteThe Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross

Download and availability

Players can download and play The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross for free through the App Store, Google Play, or Netmarble's own Netmarble Launcher PC client. All in-game purchases, including premium Diamonds and hero draws, are optional.

System / Device Requirements

The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross has an official minimum specification for iOS / iPadOS. Detailed Android and PC requirements are not officially published.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross supports Android, but detailed device requirements are not available yet.

The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross supports PC through the Netmarble Launcher, but detailed device requirements are not available yet.

iOS / iPadOS requirements
iOS / iPadOS specificationMinimum
OSiOS / iPadOS 15.0 or later
Memory2 GB RAM or higher
Storage389.2 MB app download size
OSiOS / iPadOS 15.0 or later
Memory2 GB RAM or higher
Storage389.2 MB app download size
Detailed requirements for Android are not available yet.
Detailed requirements for PC are not available yet.

FAQ

Is The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross free to play?
Yes. The game is free to download on all supported platforms and is monetized through optional in-app purchases such as premium Diamonds and gacha-style hero draws.
What platforms can I play The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross on?
The game is available on Android and iOS / iPadOS through the App Store and Google Play, and on PC through Netmarble's own Netmarble Launcher client rather than Steam.
When did The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross release globally?
The Global version launched on March 3, 2020, following an earlier Japan and Korea release on June 4, 2019, so regional content and anniversaries are offset by several months from the Global server.
Is The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross the same game as The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin?
No. Grand Cross is Netmarble's original 2019/2020 card-based turn-based RPG, while The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin is a separate, newer open-world action RPG in the same franchise that launched later on PlayStation 5, PC, and mobile.
Does The Seven Deadly Sins: Grand Cross have PvP content?
Yes. Recurring competitive and challenge modes include Liones Defensive War, Hero Draft, and Hero Arena, alongside cooperative content such as Demonic Beast Battle and Demon King Battle.
What age rating does the game have?
Apple rates it 13+, citing frequent cartoon or fantasy violence and infrequent mature themes, while Google Play rates it 12+ for moderate violence, sexual innuendo, and mild swearing, plus in-game purchases that include random items.
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