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Mobile gaming news roundup (June 2025): New releases, Industry movements and more

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  • A detailed look into the industry developments and releases for the month of June 2025.
  • Catch everything you need to know about the mobile gaming industry in this space.

Returning once more with a fresh installment of my Monthly Mobile Gaming News Digest, June 2025 was brimming with excitement in the mobile gaming sphere. We witnessed global releases, significant soft launches, intriguing updates, and unexpected announcements that kept gamers on their toes throughout the month.

Here are the main points we’ll be discussing, so let’s dive right in and explore everything that happened in June!

Monthly Mobile Gaming News Roundup for June 2025

Week 1: June 01 to June 07

Executive Summary

In the thrilling world of mobile gaming, I found myself immersed in a whirlwind of news during the first week of June 2025. Some exciting new titles graced our screens, such as the highly anticipated sequel to “Vampire’s Fall 2”, the delightful “BTS Cooking On STOVE: TinyTAN”, the intriguing “Amazing Cultivation Simulator”, and the suspenseful “White Day”. Additionally, upcoming June releases like “Go Go Wolf!” and “What Duck” were teased, as well as the chilling “True Fear 3”.

SHIFT UP recently announced the debut of “Project Spirits”, a significant new fantasy game scheduled for a cross-platform, worldwide launch in 2027. Pre-registration efforts are underway with popular titles such as “BRAVE FRONTIER LEGION”, “FIFA Rivals”, “The Seven Deadly Sins: Origin”, and “Empire Heroes” inviting signups.

Simultaneously, the Network Test for “Dragon Ball: Gekishin Squadra” started, and “Sonic Blitz” quietly launched in the Philippines. The game “Sea of Remnants,” developed by NetEase, was unveiled for release in 2026. Additionally, mobile versions of “HITMAN World of Assassination,” “Sniper Elite 5,” and “Final Fantasy XIV” have been confirmed. Lastly, the “Apple Design Awards 2025” recognized exceptional mobile games such as “Balatro.

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Week 2: June 08 to June 14

Executive Summary

During the second week of June 2025, we saw yet another batch of mobile gaming updates. Standout releases from this period were “Trail Blazer Racing” and the anticipated launch of “Roadman” on Android devices.

In July, pre-registration for several exciting new games will be available, including Mecha BREAK, Snufkin: Melody of Moominvalley, Happy Citizens, My Talking Tom Friends 2, and Chaos Zero Nightmare. Additionally, upcoming games such as Aniimo, Blade & Soul Heroes, and Eat the Rich are set to offer impressive cross-platform experiences in the near future and beyond.

Simultaneously, Apple unveiled its upcoming Game app, set to launch in the fall, and Supercell disclosed pricing adjustments across different regions. For gaming enthusiasts, the popular title Plants vs. Zombies is getting a collaboration with WEBTOON. Meanwhile, AlternaVvelt: Blue Exorcist AS and Boxville 2 are gearing up for their releases in late June.

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Week 3: June 15 to June 21

Executive Summary

The third week of June was filled with a variety of mobile releases, significant announcements, and closure updates. Standout debuts included “Mech vs. Aliens”, “Slayaway Camp 2”, and “Dark Spire Legends: Nightfall”. Meanwhile, “Chants of Sennaar” and “SNO: Snow White” are preparing for their imminent launches.

In the meantime, “Mutazione” and “Mini Airways” have expanded their reach worldwide. The games that are being pre-registered feature “StoneAge: Pet World” and a simultaneous launch for “Enter and Exit the Gungeon,” both introducing popular genres to mobile devices.

This week saw the sad news that both “Black Clover M” and “Eversoul Japan” will be closing down, with services ending in August. On the technology front, the “Jio” team partnered with “KRAFTON” to launch India’s first gaming pack, offering benefits for “BGMI”.

Notable additions include HoYoverse debuting a themed café in Berlin, an amusing game about stockpiling soup, and Fortnite’s Blitz Royale version, specifically designed for swift mobile gaming sessions.

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Week 4: June 22 to June 28

Executive Summary

During the second-to-last week of June, some major mobile gaming launches took place, such as “Persona5: The Phantom X”, “Umamusume: Pretty Derby”, “Silver and Blood”, and “MARVEL Mystic Mayhem”. In August, “Disco Elysium” is set to make its entrance into the mobile gaming world. Furthermore, pre-registration for “Jetpack Joyride Racing”, “Road to Empress”, and “How 2 Escape: Lost Submarine” has been opened.

This week brought a mix of developments: Regrettably, the multiplayer RPG game DanMachi BATTLE CHRONICLE, the Tower of God: Great Journey, and a significant chunk of Netflix Games are scheduled to close or disappear. On the innovative side, Google Instant Games debuted, while COD Mobile hinted at an engaging partnership with Gundam.

In India, the gaming company KRAFTON revealed a fresh esports program that could significantly alter the Battle Grounds Mobile India (BGMI) environment. Throughout the week, amusing updates such as Goobie Garden, Hunt and Frontier, and Goat Simulator 3’s Multiverse DLC were introduced, keeping things lively and unpredictable.

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Week 5: June 29 to June 30

Executive Summary

Over the past couple of days, I’ve been thrilled to hear some exciting updates! Starting July 23, it’s my turn to gear up for a limited test run – StarSavior in South Korea! On the other hand, Seal of Fate has just crashed the party with its closed beta testing. Additionally, eFootball World Festival Tokyo 2025 unveiled fresh details about their global football celebration that I can’t wait to be a part of!

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