The top mobile games to try out in February 2025!

Don't know what to try out on your phone - on the move, at home or even in the toilet? Every second spent gaming has to be worthwhile, so the Mobi.gg editorial team has put together a selection of the best mobile games of February 2025. These high-quality free and premium titles were released in January, but they're sure to complete your collection and are available now on Android or iOS.

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Our favourite mobile games of the month

This month we've fallen for two great new releases. Make some room on your storage space, because these mobile games are going to be hard to resist.

Archero 2

We're kicking off this top list with the game that Yaya has sanded down the most since its release: Archero 2. You're probably familiar with the hooded archer who transforms himself into a military turret as he accumulates upgrades. Well, one of the world's best-known mobile games, as much for its gameplay as its advertising, is back for a second instalment with even more projectiles and game modes.

Become a master archer: you have to move to dodge projectiles but remain static to shoot. Each level you survive earns you xp and allows you to invest in upgrades of all kinds. Support sprites that fire an element such as poison, fire or lasers, damage orbs that gravitate in a circle or arrows that bounce off walls, for example.

Each run invites you to change your gameplay a little to beat all the levels and bosses in each tier. But there are also little challenges with a set survival time, or PvP with your home-grown stuff. Archero 2 is a solid roguelite that only has ads when you die and runs fairly well free-to-play on Android and iOS.

It'll sit nicely on your phone for runs in waiting rooms, toilets and on the move that test your dodge reflexes and gameplay strategies.

Archero 2

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Rainbow Six Mobile

It's been a long time coming, with a long beta, but Rainbow Six Mobile is coming to France with all its modes and agents. Whether you're a long-time R6 player or an FPS enthusiast new to the game of tactical close-quarters combat, you're bound to have a great time. Whether you're a long-time R6 player or a newcomer to the game of close-quarters combat and tactics, you're sure to have a great time.

Infiltrate the area with the drone to spot enemy defences, lay traps or plant the bomb and defend it by killing the opposing squad down to the last soldier. Depending on the game mode, the number of rounds to be won varies, as do the objectives.

It varies from 5 to 20 minutes' play depending on your sessions, and it's totally free even if you have to loot some of the stuff and agents via the Battle Pass.

Rainbow Six Mobile

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App Store

Play on PC

Before I tell you about the other games of the month, I wanted to remind you that we've got a page bringing together the very latest mobile games for those who like to be ahead of the trends.

February's must-try mobile games

With dozens of releases a day on the various game shops, it's hard to keep track. So we've gone through it all for you, and here are the best releases of the past month to try out over the next 30 days:

Bump! Superbrawl, a turn-based PvP game reminiscent of Brawl Stars. Available free on Play Store and in part on App Store, it features strategic battles in which each player controls a team of three heroes.
Rise of Kingdoms receives a major update with The Return of the King, introducing King Arthur, a new Mayan civilisation and a host of new rewards. This 4X/MMORTS on Play Store and App Store remains an essential reference for fans of real-time strategy.
Aarik and the Ruined Kingdom, a low-poly game in which a prince manipulates time and space to find his mother. The first eight levels are free, and the full game is available for $1.90 on Play Store and App Store.
The Dragon Odyssey, the MMORPG with five playable classes, dungeon-based PvE and dynamic PvP. Available free-to-play on Play Store, App Store and PC, it offers a cross-platform experience rich in quests and combat.
LOK Digital invites you to explore a strange universe where a mysterious language is changing the world. This puzzle game offers 150 levels and a daily procedurally generated challenge on Play Store and App Store.
Reviver: First Butterfly offers a touching experience as it brings two kindred spirits together over time. Available on Play Store and App Store, its prologue is free, and the full game costs $4.
Carmen Sandiego, the iconic detective in red, is coming to mobile thanks to your Netflix Games subscription on Play Store and App Store. In this new adventure developed by Gameloft, solve puzzles and infiltrate locations to arrest criminals.
Super Farming Boy revisits agricultural simulation with a crazy cartoon universe and radioactive seasons. Retailing at $10 on the App Store, it will soon be available on Android.
Cassette Beasts lets players transform themselves into creatures using magic cassettes. It is available on the App Store for $8, but has been temporarily withdrawn from the Play Store.
High Seas Hero takes you out to sea to battle waves of enemies and upgrade your ship in a post-apocalyptic world. Available free on Play Store and App Store, it's reminiscent of tower defence flash games.
Gods & Demons, an idle RPG where gods and demons clash in PvE and PvP battles. This free-to-play game on Play Store and App Store features auto-combat and a vast choice of characters.
Hero's Adventure, a Wuxia-inspired RPG, offers a journey of initiation with 300 skills and 30 factions to join. Available for $7 on Play Store and App Store, it promises a rich and strategic experience.
Turnip Boy Robs a Bank pushes the absurd even further with a pixel-art bank robber turnip. Available on Play Store and App Store for $6, this action-packed game combines humour and frenetic gameplay.