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Oct 14Wed
  1. Push Square42

    Gundam Rogue Orbit Confirmed for Gundam's 40 Year Anniversary Broadcast This Month

    Bandai Namco has confirmed its Gundam 40th anniversary broadcast will stream on 28th October at 8pm JST, with an English language feed available. The show will feature Gundam Rogue Orbit ahead of its March release, plus news on the future of Gundam: Battle Operation after a Steam network test listing leaked Gundam: Battle Operation 3. Mobile titles will also get time in the broadcast.

  2. Gematsu22

    Gundam Games 40th Anniversary Live Stream Set for October 28

    Bandai Namco will host the "Gundam Games 40th Anniversary Live Stream" on October 28 at 20:00 JST, viewable on YouTube in English and Japanese. The broadcast includes a 60-minute console and PC games introduction covering the Mobile Suit Gundam: Battle Operation series and Gundam Rogue Orbit, a 15-minute mobile games segment featuring 40th anniversary campaigns for titles like SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL, and a 15-minute additional information segment.

Oct 13Tue
  1. 游戏LOOK58

    Naruto mobile game announces international server as MoreFun pushes three titles this year

    The Naruto mobile game, licensed by Bandai and developed by MoreFun, announced an international server after ten years of operation in China, alongside a three-year Naruto IP global plan called PROJECT: RASENGAN revealed at a New York Naruto event. No test or launch date has been given, and the first PV ends with both Bandai and MoreFun studio logos, with the Japanese server likely published by Bandai. The article also notes MoreFun's other two titles this year: Rock Kingdom: World announced its overseas release at Gamescom in late August with its first overseas PV passing 4 million YouTube views, and The Outcast is set for December with 34 million pre-registrations.

  2. Ars Technica62

    No Man's Sky is coming to iPhone and iPad

    Apple and Hello Games announced that No Man's Sky is coming to iPhone and iPad, running on devices as far back as the iPhone 11 and the third-generation iPad Air. The version includes all content and systems updates added over the years, but building and exploring player-made planetary settlements is limited to the iPhone 15 Pro and later, and multiplayer is not supported on any iOS device. Hello Games said it will support the iOS version based on how many people play it.

  3. Eurogamer62

    No Man's Sky comes to iPhone and iPad on 28 October, partly thanks to Light No Fire, Hello Games says

    Hello Games announced that No Man's Sky will arrive on iOS on 28 October with all of its previous updates included, supporting devices as old as the iPhone 11, with pre-orders opening the same day. Studio co-founder Sean Murray said the mobile project has been in the works for nearly three years and supports touch, controllers, and mouse and keyboard. He said some of the performance and memory work behind the port came from Light No Fire, which shares the same engine, and that these changes should also benefit players on PC, PlayStation, Switch, and Xbox.

  4. Gematsu42

    ReStory coming to Android in 2026

    Publisher tinyBuild and developer Mandragora announced that ReStory, a Y2K-era Japan electronics repair shop simulation game, will come to Android via Google Play in 2026. The game first launched for PC via Steam on August 6, where it has sold over 500,000 copies. It features licensed Atari consoles to repair, including the Atari 2600 and Jaguar.

  5. Kotaku66

    No Man's Sky Comes to iOS on October 28 With the Full Game Under 4GB

    Hello Games announced that No Man's Sky will launch on iOS on October 28, including last month's large Cosmos update and the full game rather than a lite version. The studio said the port took three years and shrank the game to under 4GB, with iPhone 11 and 3rd gen iPad Air and above supported, Planetary Settlements limited to iPhone 15 Pro and above, and no multiplayer. Controls and UI were redesigned for touch, with controller and mouse and keyboard also supported, and the game will use a free to try model with the full price not yet revealed.

Oct 12Mon
  1. Gematsu50

    No Man's Sky coming to iOS on October 28

    No Man's Sky is coming to iOS on October 28. The game is currently available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch, and PC via Steam and Microsoft Store. The iOS version lets players try the beginning for free, with a one-time purchase unlocking the full game including 10 years of updates.

  2. GameSpot62

    No Man's Sky Is Coming to iPhone and iPad on October 28

    No Man's Sky will arrive on the App Store on October 28, the only one of seven titles in Apple's Indie Games Week not yet available. Hello Games' Sean Murray said the iOS port has been in development for years and was held up by the studio's ongoing free updates, which the team has now caught up with. Players can sync progress from other platforms to their App Store copy, and the game supports controllers, touch controls, or a mix of both on iPhones and iPads released as far back as 2019.

  3. Reddit · r/Games22

    Ascend: Journey beyond the clouds — York Games' Physics-Based Slingshot Platformer

    York Games is developing Ascend: Journey beyond the clouds, a physics-based precision platformer where players control Zeo, a tiny golden cube, using slingshot mechanics to launch across floating platforms toward the Sun. The full game will feature 12 stages and is targeting release on Steam (PC), Android, and iOS. A free playable demo with the first 3 stages launched this weekend on itch.io, playable in browser, on PC, or mobile.

  4. Reddit · r/Games22

    Rollbound: A Balatro-Inspired Dice Roguelite for Mobile

    WL Digital has made Rollbound, a mobile dice roguelite inspired by Balatro. Players roll five dice, hold the ones they want and reroll the rest, scoring chips × mult while stacking charms, leveling up hands and carving dice. It includes 8 antes with bosses, an Endless mode and a Daily run, with no ads and an iOS version coming soon.

Oct 11Sun
  1. Gematsu58

    Bandai Namco announces global version of Naruto Mobile under three-year Project Rasengan plan

    Bandai Namco announced a global version of the MoreFun Studios-developed fighting game Naruto Mobile for iOS and Android, with no release date set. The game first launched in China on May 19, 2016, so the global release comes more than 10 years after its debut. The localization is part of Project Rasengan, a three-year plan for new Naruto media from 2027 to 2029 that also includes the Naruto x Ninku anime limited series, the Naruto Card Game trading card game, and the Naruto: Shadow Rising manga.

Oct 10Sat
  1. 游戏LOOK60

    Jianxia World 4: Infinite sets October 15 open beta, studio posts letter after producer's departure

    Xishanju's Jianxia World 4: Infinite is set for a full-platform open beta on October 15, billed as the final entry in the Jianxia World mobile series with a stated plan to run for 20 years starting in 2026. On October 9 the team published a long letter answering questions about monetization and design, describing the game as a pure MMO built on free trading, open-world PvP and large-scale guild GvG, with tighter control of stat gaps than games that claim not to sell stats. After the departure of key figure Guo Weiwei and continued pressure on the company's game business, the announcement sparked a trust crisis in the player community, prompting two letters and closed comment sections.

Oct 9Fri
  1. Gematsu62

    Zenless Zone Zero version 3.3 update Journey to the Sky launches October 21

    miHoYo announced that Zenless Zone Zero version 3.3, titled Journey to the Sky, will launch on October 21 for PS5, Xbox Series, PC, and mobile. The update adds S-Rank Anomaly Agent Phoenix in the first half and S-Rank Attack Agent Severian in the second half, plus new mech combat gameplay with switchable melee and ranged attacks. It also brings system improvements such as Fairy team recommendations and Agent tutorial videos, with check-in events offering 10 Encrypted Master Tapes and 10 Boopons.

  2. Gematsu43

    Brotato DLC 'Primal Dead' Launches November 2 for PC, Early 2027 for Consoles and Mobile

    Brotato's downloadable content "Primal Dead" will launch on November 2 for PC, and in early 2027 for PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, iOS, and Android. The DLC was announced by Evil Empire and Blobfish and includes a new map with 20 waves of new enemies, elites, and bosses, plus new characters, weapons, items, game mechanics, music tracks, and achievements.

  3. Gematsu60

    DAVE THE DIVER announces final DLC 'Subnautica 2 Content Pack', free in early 2027

    MINTROCKET announced 'Subnautica 2 Content Pack', the final DLC for DAVE THE DIVER, made in partnership with Unknown Worlds Entertainment and launching free in early 2027. Players will explore the strange waters of Proteus, with Dave and Bancho traveling interdimensionally to unlock exotic recipes and help new friends while facing periodic Leviathan confrontations. DAVE THE DIVER is available now on PS5, Xbox Series, Switch 2, PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC via Steam, Epic Games Store and Microsoft Store, iOS, and Android.

  4. Gematsu62

    Among Us Story: On Guard launches February 17, 2027 for Switch 2, PC, iOS, and Android

    Developer Innersloth announced that Among Us Story: On Guard, a new standalone adventure set in the Among Us universe, will launch on February 17, 2027 for Switch 2, PC via Steam, iOS, and Android. Players take the role of Guard, handling shipwide security and identifying the Impostor in a simulation with three unique endings. The Steam page says players complete tasks and gather clues while proving their innocence.

Oct 8Thu
  1. 游研社22

    QQ Speed's "Leap Across China" Launches Fresh Fujian Version

    QQ Speed has launched its "Leap Across China" Fresh Fujian version with support from Fujian's provincial culture and tourism department, marking the seventh year of the tourism collaboration program. The update adds four tracks based on Wuyi tea mountains, Sanfang Qixiang, Yongding tulou, and Citong Port, along with the "Feihua Zanyue" zanhua outfit and two A-class cars, "Yifan Fengshun" and "Xianghai Erge." The collaboration also appeared at the QQ Speed mobile Asian Cup finals in Xiamen.

  2. 游研社60

    Arena Breakout Season 19 adds a card mode and Commander mode

    Arena Breakout Season 19, live since September 2, has added Hardcore Mode 2.0, Commander mode and a card-based mode called Dark Zone: Blockade Line. A crossover with Girls' Frontline 2 launched on September 30, letting OTs-14 and Klukai join squads as commanders. The card mode is a turn-based deck builder with commander, soldier, weapon and order cards, three lanes and five preset starter decks.

  3. 游戏LOOK28

    15 New Games Expected in October, Led by "JX World 4: Infinite"; Steam Titles Push Into Mobile

    GameLook counts 15 new games expected to launch in October, led by Xishanju's "JX World 4: Infinite," the finale of the JX World series, which hits October 15 with over 9 million pre-registrations. On October 23, Lingxi Interactive's "Basketball Girl: Leap to the Top" and Guyoo Games' NBA-licensed "NBA Miracle Dream Team" launch the same day. Steam-acclaimed titles including "Neon Abyss 2," "Lost Castle 2" and "Trash Sailors" also arrive on mobile this month.

  4. IGN22

    IGN Fan Fest 2026: Fall Edition – How to Watch and What to Expect

    IGN Fan Fest 2026: Fall Edition streams on October 14 at 10am PT, with additional announcements and game reveals rolling out on IGN.com starting October 12. The event features over 90 exclusive reveals across games, movies, TV, comics, and collectibles, including more than 10 brand-new games and new looks at Whalefall, VisionQuest, Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2, Rainbow Six Siege, Where Winds Meet, Warhammer 40,000, and more.

Oct 7Wed
  1. Eurogamer62

    Monster Hunter Rise comes to iOS and Android, but requires a Netflix membership

    Store listings show Monster Hunter Rise has arrived on iOS and Android, with a Netflix membership required to download and play, and the game runs natively on mobile devices. The mobile version turns Challenge and Event Quests previously offered as paid or temporary DLC into unlocks earned through progression, adds a Recovery Button that picks the most effective item automatically, and rebuilds touch controls for each weapon's scheme. Capcom said yesterday that the game has sold 20 million units worldwide, while Tencent's Monster Hunter Outlanders launches on mobile on 29th October.