Here every Friday you’ll find the latest global releases, new soft launches and everything in between.
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Flappy Bird (Flappy Bird Publishing)
Flappy Bird has returned with an Android release on the Epic Games Store. It’s billed as the same classic, side-scrolling endless runner that became a viral hit before being delisted from app stores back in 2014, but updated with new features.
The game’s official website suggests it’s also “coming soon” to other marketplaces including the App Store and Google Play.
StarCraft and Overwatch…? (Nexon)
Nexon is reportedly close to reaching an agreement with Blizzard to develop a new Starcraft game for mobile, and to distribute an Overwatch MOBA in Korea and Japan.
Money Today Network (via VGC) claims Nexon has entered into main negotiations to land a package deal for the two Blizzard franchises after being identified as the preferred bidder ahead of domestic rival Netmarble.
Umamusume: Pretty Derby (Cygames)
Following a Japan-only release the previous year, this anime racing game was one of the top-grossing mobile titles worldwide in 2022. It’s coming west on June 26, when it will be available for iOS, Android and Steam.
Puzzle & Dragons 0 (GungHo Online)
The latest entry in the Puzzle & Dragons series combines match-three gameplay with RPG elements. It’s coming to iOS and Android next month, with the App Store listing a May 29 release date.
Sonic Rumble (Sega)
Just three weeks after a May 8 release date was announced, the global launch for this Sega and Rovio collaboration has been delayed indefinitely.
“To build the kind of high-quality, long-lasting Sonic game our players deserve, we need more time,” said the Sonic maker, which also confirmed that the 32-player battle royale game has surpassed 1.4m pre-registrations. It’s coming to iOS, Android and Steam.
Game of Thrones: Kingsroad (Warner)
This action-adventure RPG set in an open world Westeros has received a May 21 release date. It will be available on PC and mobile, with crossplay support across Steam, Epic Game Store, Google Play and the App Store.
What the Clash? (Triband)
Featuring hundreds of mini-games, this party title from What the Golf? and What the Car? maker Triband is now available as an Apple Arcade exclusive.
Broken Sword – Shadow of the Templars: Reforged (Revolution)
Following its PC and console release last year, this remastered version of the classic adventure game is coming to mobile on June 25. iOS and Android players can pre-register now for a 30% launch discount which cuts the price from €9.99 to €6.99.
Might and Magic: Fates (Ubisoft)
This new entry in Ubisoft’s long-running fantasy franchise is a trading card game created in collaboration with web3 gaming firm Immutable. It’s coming to iOS and Android in early 2026.
World of Goo 2 (2D Boy)
Following its initial Switch and PC release last year, this physics-based puzzle sequel is now available for new platforms including mobile. It’s priced at $9.99 on the App Store and Google Play.
Etheria: Restart (XD Games)
This supernatural turn-based RPG will hit iOS, Android and PC on June 5. Before then, a final closed beta will kick off on May 8.
Mutants: Genesis (Celsius Online)
After two years of early access on PC, this competitive strategic card game will hit Steam, iOS and Android on May 20.
