Category: iOS

Game of Dice

Game of Dice is a free-to-play mobile board strategy title built around quick, competitive matches where three players race around a board, claim properties, and try to bankrupt the opposition. It borrows the broad shape of classic property-trading board games, then layers in character abilities, collectible cards, and flashy anime presentation to keep each session feeling lively, even when you are grinding for upgrades.

Publisher: Joycity Games
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile Strategy Game
Release Date: October 14, 2015
Pros: +Striking anime-inspired visuals and smooth animations. +Strong music and sound effects that add energy to matches. +Simple ruleset that is easy to learn quickly.
Cons: -Matches can start to feel samey over time. -Monetization can create a pay-to-win advantage.

Marvel Contest of Champions

Marvel Contest of Champions is a free-to-play mobile fighter where Marvel’s heroes and villains square off in fast, swipe-and-tap duels. Instead of long combo strings and complex inputs, the focus is on building a roster, learning each champion’s timing, and using specials at the right moment as you progress through quests and competitive arenas.

Publisher: Kabam
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile Action-Fighting
Release Date: December 11, 2014
PvP: Arena
Pros: +Easy to pick up and play in short sessions. +Strong visuals and character presentation. +Massive, collectible Marvel roster.
Cons: -Combat depth can feel limited compared to traditional fighters. -Many champions share similar basic attack patterns.

World of Tanks Blitz

World of Tanks Blitz is a 3D, cross-platform action MMO built around intense tank-on-tank firefights inspired by mid-20th century armored warfare. It blends arcade accessibility with tactical positioning and team coordination, placing up to 14 players into fast matches where smart angles, cover usage, and target focus matter as much as raw firepower.

Publisher: Wargaming
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile Shooter
Release Date: June 27, 2014 (NA)
PvP: Teams
Pros: +Responsive, mobile-friendly controls. +Competitive, teamwork-driven battles. +A huge lineup of vehicles to unlock and master.
Cons: -Tough learning curve for new commanders.

Mobile Strike

Mobile Strike is a free-to-play mobile MMO strategy title built around modern military base management, timed upgrades, and large-scale alliance warfare. You expand a headquarters, train troops, research upgrades, and compete with a massive global population for server dominance, including the coveted Head of State role that can bolster friends while inconveniencing rivals.

Publisher: Epic War
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile Strategy
Release Date: November 11, 2015
PvP: World
Pros: +Deep base building with lots of upgrade paths. +Commander gear creation and progression. +Built-in chat translation for global alliances. +Very active community.
Cons: -Familiar genre loop that can feel formulaic. -Strong pay-to-win pressure in competitive play.

Fate/Grand Order

Fate/Grand Order is a free-to-play mobile RPG built around summoning and collecting legendary Heroic Spirits (Servants) to fight across history and repair timeline distortions. Set within the wider Fate/Stay Night universe, it leans heavily into fan-favorite characters and reinterpretations of myth and folklore, letting you form teams with iconic faces like Arturia Pendragon, EMIYA, Gilgamesh, and Jeanne d’Arc while progressing through a long, story-led campaign.

Publisher: Delightworks, TYPE-MOON
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile RPG
Release Date: June 25, 2017 (NA/EU)
Pros: +High-quality anime-style presentation. +Massive roster of collectible Servants. +Strong production values and polish.
Cons: -Expensive gacha pulls. -Multiplayer support is limited to asynchronous systems

Fantasy War Tactics R

Fantasy War Tactics R is a free-to-play, turn-based tactical RPG for mobile that leans heavily into anime-styled presentation and hero collecting. It mixes bite-sized stages with surprisingly thoughtful grid combat, where elevation, positioning, and team synergies matter as much as raw stats. If you like tactics games but want something built for short sessions, it offers a polished campaign, a large roster of Heroes, and enough systems to keep planning (and farming) for quite a while.

Publisher: Nexon
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile RPG
Release Date: November 4, 2015
Pros: +Sharp, attractive visuals. +Deep tactics-focused battles. +Large cast of Heroes to earn. +Story has personality and humor.
Cons: -Heavy grinding for progression and unlocks. –Some pay-to-win pressure via power and convenience.

Dragon Blaze

Dragon Blaze is a free-to-play, social hero-collecting RPG for mobile that mixes a side-scrolling, stage-based structure with flashy 2D anime-inspired art. Combat largely plays itself, making it easy to burn through short missions, while the real long-term hook comes from building a five-unit party, collecting a huge roster of Heroes, and upgrading them for tougher difficulties and side modes like Arena, Labyrinth, and Boss Raids.

Publisher: GAMEVIL
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile RPG
Release Date: May 12, 2015
Pros: +Distinctive, high-quality 2D artwork. +Large roster of Heroes to recruit and build. +Active staff presence plus frequent events.
Cons: -Core loop can feel grindy over time. –Combat is mostly hands-off.

Eternity Warriors 4

Eternity Warriors 4 is a free-to-play mobile action RPG that leans hard into classic hack-and-slash dungeon crawling, fast runs through stage-based missions, and constant gear hunting. It delivers sharp 3D visuals and responsive combat across a lengthy campaign, then extends the loop with asynchronous PVP and repeatable challenge modes. The catch is that progression is tightly tied to your Power Score, so difficulty spikes can push players toward grinding, or toward the cash shop, depending on patience.

Publisher: Glu
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile RPG
Release Date: September 23, 2015
Pros: +Impressive visuals for a mobile ARPG. +Responsive, satisfying real-time combat. +Simple to learn and easy to jump into.
Cons: -Mission loop can feel samey over time. -Pay-to-win pressure, especially around progression. –Difficulty ramps up abruptly. –Occasional pop-up advertising.

Kritika: The White Knights

Kritika: The White Knights is a free-to-play mobile action RPG built around short, stage-driven dungeons and flashy, combo-heavy hack-and-slash combat. It aims for a console-like feel on touch controls, pairing anime-styled 3D visuals with quick skills, enemy juggling, and a constant loop of upgrading gear through fusing, transmuting, enhancing, and crafting. Alongside the main campaign stages, it offers multiple survival-focused modes for farming and an asynchronous, automated take on PVP.

Publisher: GAMEVIL
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile RPG
Release Date: July 15, 2014
Pros: +Sharp, high-end visuals for a mobile title. +Responsive, combo-friendly action combat. +Approachable, stage-based sessions. +Satisfying gear fusion and upgrade loops.
Cons: -Core loop can become grindy over time. -Monetization can offer power advantages. –PVP is largely hands-off and automated.

Order and Chaos 2

Order & Chaos 2: Redemption is a free-to-play fantasy MMORPG built specifically for phones and tablets, offering a surprisingly large open world, strong visuals for a mobile title, touch-friendly tab-target combat with a more active feel, a massive quest count, and a full loop of dungeons, crafting, upgrades, and social play.

Publisher: Gameloft
Playerbase: High
Type: Mobile MMORPG
Release Date: September 16, 2015
Pros: +Impressive visuals for mobile. +Big seamless world to explore. +Solid questing and dungeon variety. +Meaningful crafting and gear upgrades.
Cons: -Can feel grindy and samey over time. -Monetization can tilt competition. -No cross-platform servers.