All upcoming mobile games: 2024, 2025, and beyond
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Sam Hill Published November 15, 2024 |
Mobile gaming keeps getting better and better. While consoles like the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 Pro (and PC, of course) dominate gaming news and have the biggest library of games, more and more of the best upcoming video games are making their way to mobile devices.
No matter which of the best gaming phones you’re playing on, there’s certainly a new game on its way for you to pay attention to. Here’s everything that’s set to release in the next few months.
The games listed below either have 100% confirmed release dates or solid release windows that we expect them to hit this year. Anything that’s up in the air due to more vague launch predictions or previous delays will be listed under the following header.
The latest Genshin Impact expansion introduces two new tribes from Natlan: the Flower-Feather Clan and the Masters of the Night-Wind, along with their elite warriors and new Saurian companions. The seasonal event will send players off to investigate a mysterious accident and march northwest to uncover the secrets of a ruined, multilayered city that towers into the clouds. You can learn more about the update on the Genshin Impact website.
The fifth entry in the mega-popular Nikki series, Infinity Nikki takes a mobile dress-up gacha game and turns it into a full open-world console game with shades of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild peppered in. This may sound like a super niche title, but we think it could be one of the year’s biggest video games.
Embark on a captivating journey through a mesmerizing puzzle world in Monument Valley III. Join Noor, an apprentice lightkeeper, as she sets out on a heroic quest to save her community by navigating mind-bending optical illusions, uniting a scattered village, and guiding the residents toward a new home.
All we know about the game listed below is that it’s in development.
The next chapter in the Destiny saga is approaching, but it isn’t in the form most Guardians were expecting. Instead of a proper Destiny 3 from the original developer, Bungie, Destiny: Rising was revealed by developer NetEase Games as a free-to-play mobile game.
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