Best Mobile Games in 2025
Looking for something fun to play when you’re offline? Whether you’re stuck on a flight, commuting, or just want to escape from constant notifications — the right offline mobile game can turn boredom into something epic.
In 2025, mobile gaming keeps surprising us with titles that deliver console-level graphics, emotional storytelling, and deep replay value — all inside your pocket. From action RPGs and deck-building roguelikes to stylish hack-and-slash games, here are ten mobile games you can dive into anytime, anywhere — no Wi-Fi required (well, for most of them).
Genshin Impact
Genshin Impact remains one of the most visually stunning open-world RPGs on mobile. You explore Teyvat — a massive, anime-inspired world filled with secrets, elemental powers, and beautifully crafted regions. The combat feels smooth and dynamic, with elemental combinations that make every character unique. It’s almost shocking this level of visual and narrative quality runs on a phone.
Online / Offline: Online only. You need an internet connection to play.
Where to play: Android, iOS, PC, PlayStation.
Verdict: Gorgeous and immersive — but you’ll need Wi-Fi or mobile data to experience it.
PUBG Mobile
PUBG Mobile is still the king of battle royale on mobile. You drop onto a massive map with 99 others, loot gear, and try to survive until the end. Over the years, it’s received huge updates — better visuals, smoother performance, and new maps. It’s intense, competitive, and rewards strategy just as much as reflexes.
Online / Offline: Online only.
Where to play: Android and iOS.
Verdict: The ultimate survival shooter on mobile, but not one for offline play.
Among Us
This little indie phenomenon turned into a cultural hit. Among Us is a social deduction game where you and your crew complete spaceship tasks — while one or more impostors secretly try to sabotage everything. It’s light, funny, and chaotic in the best way. Perfect for small group sessions, especially if you’re on a trip with friends.
Online / Offline: Mostly online, but has local Wi-Fi and solo modes.
Where to play: Android, iOS, PC, and consoles.
Verdict: Hilarious with friends, but limited for solo offline gaming.
Call of Duty: Mobile
CoD Mobile brings everything you’d expect from the franchise — tight gunplay, smooth controls, and several game modes including multiplayer, battle royale, and zombies. The visuals push the limits of what mobile hardware can do, and the performance on modern phones is impressive.
Online / Offline: Online only.
Where to play: Android and iOS.
Verdict: One of the most polished shooters on mobile, but definitely needs an internet connection.
Balatro
A clever and addictive mix between poker and roguelike deck-building. You build poker hands, unlock special jokers that change the rules, and try to reach higher and higher scores. Every run feels fresh thanks to procedurally generated challenges and unexpected combos. The design is simple yet deep — easy to learn, hard to master.
Online / Offline: Fully offline once downloaded.
Where to play: Android, iOS, PC, and consoles.
Verdict: Perfect for flights or long road trips. Easy to get into, impossible to put down.
Hades
From Supergiant Games, Hades is a fast-paced action roguelike that tells the story of Zagreus, the son of Hades, trying to escape the Underworld. The game combines fluid combat with stunning art and a deep, evolving narrative that reacts to your progress. Every escape attempt reveals new dialogue, weapons, and upgrades. It’s stylish, challenging, and loaded with personality.
Online / Offline: Fully offline (single-player).
Where to play: Android (mobile port), iOS, PC, and consoles.
Verdict: One of the best single-player offline games ever made. Period.
Dead Cells
Dead Cells is pure, fast, and unforgiving action. You explore a constantly changing castle filled with enemies, traps, and loot. The combat feels responsive and rewarding — it’s all about skill, timing, and upgrading your gear to survive deeper runs. The Android port runs beautifully, with precise touchscreen or controller support.
Online / Offline: Offline single-player.
Where to play: Android, iOS, PC, consoles.
Verdict: A must-play for fans of action and roguelikes who prefer gaming offline.
Slay the Spire
If you love strategy and card games, Slay the Spire is a masterpiece. It blends deck-building, roguelike progression, and turn-based combat into a brilliant, addictive loop. You pick a hero, build your deck, and climb a spire full of random encounters, treasures, and bosses. Every choice matters, and no two runs are ever the same.
Online / Offline: Offline single-player.
Where to play: Android, iOS, PC, and consoles.
Verdict: Deep, strategic, and endlessly replayable — perfect for long trips.
Free Fire
One of the most played games in the world, Free Fire delivers fast 10-minute battle royale matches that fit perfectly on mobile. It’s lightweight, accessible, and optimized for mid-range phones. There’s constant seasonal content and flashy character skins that keep players hooked.
Online / Offline: Online only.
Where to play: Android and iOS.
Verdict: Great for quick online sessions, not for offline use.
Eternium
Eternium is one of those rare action RPGs you can actually play offline. You’ll hack, slash, and loot your way through dungeons filled with monsters and bosses. It has that old-school Diablo vibe — smooth combat, tons of gear, and a nice sense of progression. Once you’ve downloaded the data, you can play freely without a connection.
Online / Offline: Playable offline after initial setup.
Where to play: Android and iOS.
Verdict: If you want an offline RPG that feels deep and satisfying, Eternium is a hidden gem.
Whether you’re chilling on a plane or somewhere with no signal, these games prove mobile gaming has come a long way.If you want true offline gems, go for Balatro, Slay the Spire, Dead Cells, Hades, and Eternium — all great for disconnecting while staying entertained.
If you’ve got Wi-Fi and want to go competitive, Genshin Impact, PUBG Mobile, and Free Fire are still the biggest hitters.
Offline or not, it’s all about playing your way.