Here every Friday you’ll find the latest global releases, game dates, new soft launches and everything in between.
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Monster Hunter Outlanders (TiMi Studio Group)
Tencent-owned TiMi Studio Group launched Monster Hunter Outlanders on iOS and Android on October 29, almost two years after it was announced. The free-to-play survival hunting action game is developed under licence from Capcom. A mainland China version is planned for 2027 or later.
Saints Row: The Third Remastered (Feral Interactive)
Feral Interactive’s port of Saints Row: The Third Remastered is out now on iOS and Android, priced at $19.99, £12.99 and €15.99. The open-world action game includes all DLC and online co-op, with gamepad support on all devices and keyboard and mouse support on iPad and Android.
No Man’s Sky (Hello Games)
Hello Games released No Man’s Sky on iPhone and iPad on October 28. The space exploration survival game is free to try, with a one-time $19.99 unlock for the full game, and needs an iPhone 11 or newer.
Multiplayer and planetary settlements are the only major features missing from the iOS version. There is no word on an Android release.
Digimon Alysion (Bandai)
A 10,000-player closed beta ran in August 2025. Bandai is aiming for a 2026 release but has not set a date.
Darkest Dungeon II (Playdigious)
Playdigious is bringing Red Hook Studios’ Darkest Dungeon II to iOS and Android in 2027. The mobile version of the gothic roguelike, built around turn-based battles, was revealed at The Mobile Premiere on October 28.
Cut the Rope Remastered (ZeptoLab)
ZeptoLab’s Cut the Rope Remastered launches on iOS and Android on December 3 as a premium game with no ads, in-app purchases or subscriptions. Pre-registering players get a launch discount.
The physics puzzler was previously an Apple Arcade exclusive, developed with Paladin Studios.
One Piece: Grand Gourmet (Bandai Namco)
Bandai Namco and Kairosoft released One Piece: Grand Gourmet on October 23 for iOS, Android, Switch, Switch 2 and PC via Steam.
The pixel-art management sim lets players run a restaurant ship with the Straw Hat Crew, with more than 400 characters from the series appearing as staff and customers.
Neural Dawn (Arm)
Arm says a team of 17 at Sumo built it in 18 months.
He is Coming (Playdigious)
Roguelite autobattler RPG He is Coming is heading to iOS and Android in 2027. Playdigious is reworking it for mobile with original developer Chronocle.
Players combine gear to take on the Demon King’s minions or other players in a separate mode.
Everything is Crab (Secret Mode)
It is the debut game from Malmö studio Odd Dreams Digital. Secret Mode says it has sold more than 650,000 copies on PC since its May launch.
Vampire Therapist (Little Bat Games)
BAFTA-nominated visual novel Vampire Therapist arrives on iOS and Android on November 24. The free download covers the tutorial and first two therapy sessions, and the full game includes all free updates and the Couples Therapy DLC.
Berlin studio Little Bat Games first released it on PC in 2024. Android pre-registration is open now.
Astro Burn (Pixel Doors)
Pines Peak: Merge Travel Games (Vizor)
It is the third Vizor title Flexion has taken to alternative app stores, after Klondike Adventures and Mahjong Treasure Quest.
Ludo Go – Dice Board Games (Easybrain)
Easybrain’s hypercasual board game Ludo Go arrived on the UK App Store on October 20, according to AppMagic, following an earlier Android release. The level-based take on Ludo adds special pieces such as the Joker.
AppMagic estimates just over 900,000 downloads across both versions, with India as its biggest market.
Color Away – Tap Block Puzzle (Easybrain)
