Mobile Gaming

A new report claims CD Projekt is working on a second multiplayer Witcher title that would be free-to-play and released on PC and mobile devices.

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Mobigame plans to challenge a new trademark claim from Edge Games CEO Tim Langdell over the word Edge. The mobile studio aims to keep the dispute public and document the case fully.

Apple has announced that Oceanhorn 3: Legend of the Shadow Sea will launch exclusively on Apple Arcade on March 5, 2026. The action-RPG-adventure game continues the series nearly a thousand years after Oceanhorn 2, featuring exploration, combat, and puzzles. Three other titles join the service on the same date: Pocket Love!+, Flow Free+, and Doraemon Dorayaki Shop Story+.

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Finnish mobile game developer Supercell reported a 4% decline in revenue for 2025, reaching €2.65 billion, despite a 6% rise in pre-tax earnings to €932 million. The company expanded its workforce by 30% to 890 employees and saw growth in its live games' user base to 290 million monthly players. CEO Ilkka Paananen emphasized increased investments amid strong performance from titles like Clash Royale.

Electronic Arts and Maxis have announced that Project Rene, the next entry in The Sims franchise, is evolving into a mobile-first social multiplayer game. This development emphasizes collaboration among friends while assuring fans that single-player experiences remain central to the series. The project is not intended as The Sims 5 but as a complement to existing titles like The Sims 4.

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Arknights: Endfield, the upcoming game from Hypergryph, has revealed its system requirements ahead of its launch this month. The title will support PC, Android, iOS, and PlayStation platforms, with specifications tailored to each device's capabilities. Players can check if their hardware meets the minimum or recommended standards to ensure smooth performance.