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Rainbow Six Mobile brings Ubisoft’s tactical shooter experience to Android and iOS, launching first in India. With strong strategy elements, smooth performance, and improved gameplay since beta, it impresses overall—though weaker side modes and high season pass pricing hold it back.
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Sony’s surprise PS5 exclusive, God of War: Sons of Sparta, turns Kratos’ story into a 2D metroidvania. While the narrative and co-op elements shine, repetitive combat and weak platforming prevent it from matching genre leaders like Hollow Knight.
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MIO: Memories in Orbit is a hand-drawn Metroidvania with fast, responsive gameplay, tough bosses, and a rich narrative. Available on PS5, Switch, Xbox, and PC, it offers stunning visuals, haptic feedback, and exploration rewards—but high difficulty may frustrate some players.
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As 2025 draws to a close, this roundup highlights the best free-to-play mobile games of the year. From co-op action and shooters to platformers and story-driven titles, these games delivered standout experiences for mobile players.
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Anno 117: Pax Romana is a gorgeous and accessible city-building game with smooth console controls and deep strategy. Its campaign and endless modes offer hours of fun, strong details, and thoughtful planning, making it one of this year’s best strategy games.
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Ghost of Yotei is a beautiful and emotional open-world game set in Japan. You play as Atsu, a skilled warrior on a mission of revenge. With exciting combat, amazing scenery, and strong storytelling, it’s one of 2025’s best games
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Giant Squid’s Sword of the Sea blends the meditative flow of Journey with the beauty of Abzû. Stunning visuals, fluid gameplay, and evocative music deliver a moving experience, though its three-hour campaign feels far too short
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Mafia: The Old Country takes players to 1920s Sicily with a strong story and rich setting but suffers from restrictive design, dated combat, and frustrating stealth, making it worthwhile mainly for loyal franchise fans rather than casual players
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Marvel Mystic Mayhem blends comic-style storytelling with energy-based team combat across the Marvel Multiverse. With strong visuals and unique character abilities, it's a fun mobile RPG, though weakened by a dull level design and an unnecessary auto-play system
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The Dark Ages, in its open-world avatar, is a different experience from 2020’s Eternal. You are still firing countless bullets and experimenting with a bunch of weapons, but you’re no longer approaching the game like a linear FPS where you clear enemies at every step. Instead, you’re fighting against the entire world, and you need to rely as much on strategy as you do on reflexes and quick thinking
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A review of Blue Prince, the Indie puzzle platformer being called a GoTY contender
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A must play mobile experience that is great on larger displays like the iPad or the Galaxy Tab, this game comes with a Netflix subscription – a major coup for the streamer’s games catalogue if you ask me.
