Mobile Games

Mobile games are far from their peak. As developing countries in Latin America and parts of Asia continue their economic progression, this will increase smartphone and internet penetration in new regions, further fueling the mobile gaming industry.

Additionally, the increase in the quality of mobile games is pushing traditional PC and console gamers to pick up an Android or iOS device, sometimes with the availability of games like Warzone Mobile, Wild Rift, and PUBG Mobile.

MLBB is one of the most-watched esports titles worldwide. Besides this, we have games like PUBG Mobile, Free Fire, Honor of Kings, Brawl Stars, and even Clash of Clans with esports scenes.

With millions of participants and many more viewers, mobile esports are the next big thing, with top esports organisations like Ninjas in Pyjamas also picking up mobile esports rosters.

• MLBB

Going by viewership alone, Mobile Legends: Bang Bang has got to be the biggest mobile esports title in the world right now. The M5 World Championship, the most recent edition of the global championship for the game, peaked at over 5 million viewers.

While the game is hugely popular in SEA, MOONTON has been pushing through esports and marketing initiatives to attract gamers in MENA, Latin America, and North America.

• PUBG Mobile

PUBG Mobile is one of the most global esports titles in the world. Through its PUBG Mobile National Championships (PMNC), the PUBG Mobile Global Open (PMGO), and other third-party tournaments, the game has penetrated almost the entire world.

The game has also recently launched its partnership league, the PUBG Mobile Super League (PMSL), boosting investment by many organizations into the game. It, along with Tencent’s Honor of Kings, is also set to be a part of the Esports World Cup for the next three years.

• Brawl Stars

Brawl Stars is the third major mobile esports title and the only one in the list that has a crowdfunding feature for its prize pool. That’s right, as announced in the 2024 esports roadmap, the Brawl Stars World Finals, will have a prize pool of up to $2 million, with a significant portion of this being contributed by the players.

Esports news about mobile games will continue to take your feed as the market grows with each new title. Besides, companies are looking for more monetizing and enjoyable experiences; which is the reason why several franchises such as Fortnite, PUBG, and Call of Duty are trying the mobile gaming market.

As for today, we may be expecting Mobile Games News such as Riot’s mobile version of VALORANT coming out soon.