We currently have great adaptations and original editions available only for mobiles.

Call of Duty: Mobile is one of the best examples. It is possible to transfer great franchises to the gameplay that smartphones offer today. It includes the best of the different modes of the series, combining the weapons and maps most loved by fans.
A whole decade of the franchise also adds some new features such as the battle royale mode. A delight for the fans who left the series years ago and for those who are still hooked on the latest annual releases of Activision's quintessential shooter.
Keeping up with shooters and battle royale, here you have two recommendations in one. PUBG Mobile and Fortnite are the two big competitors that share the market in mobile devices and, of course, two alternatives that offer endless hours of fun for players.

One with its livelier style and the other with its more realistic approach, both are great options for players eager to give out beatings to opponents and win massive duels against 99 other players. With their particularities, they start from the same basis. Best thing about it? Both are free. Try them and choose!

However, it is not only the shooter genre that is able to shine on mobile devices. Some more leisurely and strategy-focused games can also be great alternatives that we should have a go.

The most popular one is undoubtedly, Teamfight Tactics. Also known as TFT, Riot Games' autobattler was launched on mobile devices after being released on PC. No doubt, it is one of the great options on smartphones now.

Learning all the teamplay and gameplay won't take too long, but if we want to be mastering it will be another story. In addition, TFT is updated regularly to offer different alternatives in terms of champions and scenes. Right now, you have the Set of Galaxies available. Take your fight to a new universe!

Also, for multiplayer combat and with some strategy, there is Brawl Stars. SuperCell, responsible for this edition, is one of the developers which always seems to produce high-selling games.

Unique characters, called Brawlers, share the limelight with different game modes designed to compete against other players and in which we can build our legend.

Unlike the company's other games, almost everything is relatively accessible once we start playing. We don't have to worry about other players having access to more items than we do. Just learn how to play and start dishing out the punishment to everyone who gets in your way.

If you get bored of competing, let's go with the riskiest option on the list. Florence is a slightly different game. It has alternative storylines and moves away from competition to offer a storyline at the level of the best games on the market. It's slow and has its own timing, but it hooks everyone who's ever played it.

An optimistic game that shows how mobile gaming can also be of great importance in the market. It's not that stereotypes or competitive games are bad, but who doesn't feel like resting from time to time and focusing on other aspects that the industry has to offer?