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Mobile games are becoming increasingly popular as they’re the perfect entertainment for people on the go or those who’re stuck in everyday traffic. Here are some of the exciting upcoming mobile titles which include “Marvel’s Avengers,” “League of Legends: Wild Rift,” “EVE Echoes,” and “Dauntless.”
‘Marvel’s Avengers’
When “Marvel’s Avengers” release date arrives later this year, it would be available on PS4, Xbox One, Steam and Google Stadia. This means that it can be played mobile but only on select smartphones.
Fans of the superhero franchise will be able to play the game if they have Pixel 3 and Pixel 3a (3a, 3a XL, 3, 3XL), according to TheUpComing.com. The game will be released on September 4, 2020.
‘League of Legends: Wild Rift’
The “League of Legends: Wild Rift” is a mobile adaptation of LoL, a highly popular multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) game, which is a subgenre of strategy video games. According to Mobile Mode Gaming, the mobile version will offer slightly shorter 5 on 5 battles that usually last 20 minutes or less. The title will be available to both Android and iOS but a specific 2020 release date is yet to be announced.
‘Super Meat Boy Forever’
As its name suggests, “Super Meat Boy Forever” will be the mobile version of the “Super Meat Boy,” where one plays the red, cube-shaped character called Meat Boy out to rescue his interestingly named girlfriend Bandage Girl from an equally bizarre villain called Dr. Fetus. It will be available to both iOS and Android and will be released this year though a specific release date is yet to be announced.
‘EVE Echoes’
For those who love space-themed games, the title to look forward to is “EVE Echoes.” If the name sounds familiar, it’s probably because it’s the mobile spin-off of the hugely popular online PC game “EVE Online,” according to PC Gamer.
While it is set in a universe separate from “EVE Online,” the mobile version shares a lot of similarities to the PC game in terms of gameplay. The beta version was already released for both Android and iOS while the full version might arrive either 2020 or 2021.
‘Dauntless’
For gamers who want to fight dragons and demons, the “Dauntless” might just be the mobile game that fits the bill. Developer Phoenix Labs will be releasing a mobile version of the hit free-to-play action role-playing video game but a release date has not yet been announced, according to Cubix.
