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Mark’s Top FPS Mobile Games of 2026
This updated guide for 2026 ranks the top mobile First-Person Shooter games based on gunplay responsiveness, performance, depth, monetization fairness, and developer support. Call of Duty: Mobile leads the list, followed by PUBG Mobile, Arena Breakout, Critical Ops, Delta Force Mobile, Rainbow Six Mobile, and Combat Master Mobile, with several other notable mentions.
Call of Duty: Mobile Season 5 Brings The Boys Crossover Event
Call of Duty: Mobile is collaborating with the Prime Video series The Boys for its upcoming Season 5 update. This crossover event will introduce playable characters, themed bundle rewards, and legendary weapons inspired by the show. The event aligns with the premiere of The Boys' final season.
Dive Into “Undersea Mystery”: Free Fire’s Latest Update Brings Ocean-Themed Gameplay and New Features
Free Fire's latest update, 'Undersea Mystery,' introduces ocean-themed gameplay with new environments like the Undersea Realm and Hydro Zone. The update also adds new character Ray, a login streak system featuring mascot Pyro, and various ocean-inspired collectibles and premium rewards.
The GameSir X5s is a solid budget mobile controller you can also use with the Nintendo Switch 2
The GameSir X5s is a budget-friendly mobile controller that offers broad compatibility with iOS, Android, PC, and Nintendo Switch devices for $49.99. While it features Hall Effect sticks and comfortable grips, its offset stick layout and lack of back buttons are notable drawbacks, making it best suited for newcomers or casual mobile gamers.
How Mobile-First Gaming Is Changing How India Plays Games in 2026
Mobile-first and browser-based gaming are transforming how people play in India, shifting focus from high-end PCs to accessible, quick-burst gameplay on affordable Android smartphones. Trends like lightweight, idle, and browser games are booming due to instant access, low storage requirements, and smooth performance on entry-level devices, catering to players' busy lifestyles.
The Best Android Shooters
This article lists and describes some of the best first-person shooter games available on the Android platform. It covers a variety of subgenres including military, sci-fi, and zombie shooters, with options for both single-player and multiplayer experiences.
The Best Free Android Games – Updated!
This article lists some of the best free games available on the Google Play Store for Android devices. The selection includes a variety of genres such as shooters, RPGs, strategy games, and puzzle titles, highlighting experiences that can be enjoyed without initial purchase, though some may feature ads or optional in-app purchases.
Best PvP Games in 2026: Most Popular Competitive Multiplayer Games Right Now
This guide highlights the top Player versus Player (PvP) games dominating the competitive gaming landscape in 2026, based on player counts and popularity. It covers titles across genres like tactical shooters (Counter-Strike 2, VALORANT), battle royales (PUBG: Battlegrounds, Apex Legends, Call of Duty: Warzone), and MOBAs (League of Legends, Dota 2), as well as popular mobile titles. The article also discusses the enduring appeal of PvP games, the importance of balanced gameplay, strong matchmaking, and community support for long-term success.
Evening Mobilization
Samsung has introduced a new tool designed to address graphics bottlenecks on Android devices. Separately, Call of Duty: Mobile has launched its third season, titled 'Paranoia,' and Google Maps has received a significant navigation upgrade.
NieR: Automata Returns and Pop Team Epic Joins Call of Duty: Mobile in Season 3 - Paranoia
Call of Duty: Mobile Season 3, titled "Paranoia," launches on March 18, introducing the DMZ: Recon Quick Play mode and collaborations with NieR: Automata and Pop Team Epic. The season also features a new Battle Pass with the MX Guardian shotgun and the Black Market Battle Royale class.
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is an incredible all-rounder, but some other gaming phones have it beat
The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra is a powerful smartphone with an excellent display, cameras, and software features, making it a strong all-rounder. While it performs admirably in mobile gaming, its battery life is a notable drawback, and dedicated gaming phones offer superior processing power and higher refresh rates for a lower cost.
Tencent Games Showcases Tech Advancements Shaping Future Player Experience at GDC 2026
Tencent Games will present its technological advancements at GDC 2026, focusing on AI-powered tools for game creation, engine innovation, and player protection. The company will showcase solutions like VISVISE for 3D animation, MagicDawn for enhanced visuals, and ACE for anti-cheat systems. Tencent Games will also highlight its commitment to sustainable growth and talent development through various sessions and initiatives.
Best shooting games for Android phones and tablets
This article lists and describes some of the best shooting games available for Android phones and tablets. It covers a variety of subgenres including first-person shooters, battle royales, and twin-stick shooters, highlighting key features and gameplay elements for each title.
Sony will no longer bring its first-party games to PCs, marking a major shift
Sony is reportedly shifting its strategy and will no longer release major single-player PlayStation 5 games on PC, reversing a trend that began in 2020. While some online titles and games from external developers will still receive PC ports, this decision may limit future access to Sony's flagship titles on the platform. The change is attributed to weaker sales of recent PC ports and concerns about brand dilution.
Tom Clancy’s The Division Resurgence is finally coming to mobile to rival PUBG and Call of Duty
Ubisoft has announced that Tom Clancy's The Division Resurgence will launch on March 31, 2026, for iOS and Android devices. This mobile title aims to deliver a full Division experience with open-world exploration, PvE missions, and PvPvE Dark Zone gameplay, positioning itself as a competitor to games like PUBG Mobile and Call of Duty: Mobile.
The MOP Up: Aion Classic EU adds the fiery Phoenix class
Aion Classic's February update, 'Ignite,' introduces the new Phoenix class, a revamped onboarding experience, a new open-world zone, and expanded gear customization. The article also rounds up other recent MMO news, including updates for Neverwinter, Astroneer, Crossout, and the closure of TiMi Montréal.
Call of Duty®: Mobile Season 4 — Infinity Realm
Call of Duty: Mobile Season 4, titled Infinity Realm, launches on April 23, introducing a futuristic theme with Black Ops 4 Specialists, a jetpack race map, and revamped Battle Royale experiences. The update includes new cosmetics, weapons, a new Tactical Bouncer class, and the Seven Deadly Sins seasonal event, alongside a new Battle Pass with free and premium rewards.
How recent laws impact game design, from in-game chat to notifications
Recent and upcoming laws are significantly impacting game design, particularly concerning dark patterns, in-game chat, notifications, loot boxes, and virtual currencies. Developers must navigate regulations like the DMCCA and DSA to avoid misleading practices and ensure transparency, especially regarding in-app purchases and player interactions. The EU AI Act also introduces new labeling requirements for AI-generated content.
Report: Tencent quietly shutters Timi Montreal
Tencent has reportedly closed its Montreal-based game development studio, Timi Montreal, approximately five years after its establishment. The studio was tasked with creating an original AAA, service-driven open-world game for multiple platforms. This closure follows other recent restructuring and job cuts within Tencent's global gaming divisions.
Tencent reportedly shutter open world game studio which had drafted in former Assassin’s Creed director
Tencent has reportedly shut down its TiMi Montreal studio, which was established in 2021 with the aim of developing multi-platform open-world games. Despite five years of operation and hiring former Assassin's Creed creative director Ashraf Ismail, the studio did not release any titles. This closure aligns with a broader trend of Chinese gaming giants scaling back Western expansion efforts.
