5 new mobile games to try this week – November 2nd, 2023

This massive strategy game lets you fight alongside King Arthur, Qin Shi Huang, and so many other legendary icons throughout history as you duke it out with other players across the globe in large-scale 120km x 120km maps. You can forge alliances with others and expand your territories as you see fit, with a fair gaming environment where no pay-to-win player can have unfair advantages out on the battlefield.

The game also boasts having popular Hollywood actor Benedict Cumberbatch as the SLG’s Global Spokesperson, which you can check out in the cinematic trailer below.

Capcom’s Resident Evil Village is now playable for mobile gamers, particularly for users of the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, as well as iPads with the M1 chip or later. Its free-to-try model offers a sneak peek at the game’s high-end visuals before players can buy the whole thing with a single in-app purchase of $39.99 USD.

The game’s Winters’ Expansion content will also be downloadable for $19.99. This mobile move ensures that players can experience the console-quality graphics of the popular title straight from their handheld devices.

The Walking Dead Match 3 Tales lets you fight for your survival in a match-3 puzzle experience set in the popular franchise. The game boasts top-notch voice acting as well as quality animations that add to the game’s overall atmosphere, with unique character skills you can wield to combat the Walkers.

The game features 85 characters that include both old and new faces, such as Rick, Glenn, Morgan, and more. You can also team up with other players to forge alliances and boost your chances of survival in this post-apocalyptic world.

This digital Collectible Card Game offers another new way for players to dive into the Warhammer 40,000 IP, where they can take control of 6 Warhammer 40,000 factions on mobile to coincide with the Steam Early Access version.

Each faction will have its own pros and cons, so it’s up to you to wield these unique mechanics to dominate the card-based combat. Crossplay is also available here, so you can easily link your accounts between your PC and your mobile device.

Another exciting new addition to Netflix’s growing roster of games, Dead Cells lets players enjoy the fast-paced action platformer without any ads or in-app purchases. This comes as part of a Netflix subscription, along with other premium games in the service’s library.

Dead Cells offers a hardcore “roguevania” experience across thrilling 2D combat where you fight, die, and start from scratch. The Netflix edition also includes previous DLCs – most importantly, the popular “Return to Castlevania” DLC with Alucard and Richter Belmont.