Top 10 best Battle Royale games for iPhone and iPad (iOS)

PUBG is the original game that kicked off the BR craze, and it translates remarkably well to mobile. For our money, PUBG Mobile provides the tensest, truest Battle Royale experience on mobile, with tactile gunplay and some of the best maps in the genre. Its realistic gameplay is what caught so many players, and at one point it became the most popular mobile game in the genre. It still holds the title and has no signs of slowing down.

Omega Royale is a brilliant mix of both Battle Royale and Tower Defence, with a bit of merge thrown in there. You are able to merge together different towers in the arena, collect new heroes to fight others, and of course defend your path. You are able to fight online against other players or try out the endless mode to work on your strategy and skill. It’s a neat and well polished mobile game that takes a lot of fantastic genres and mixes them together.

Call of Duty finally lands on mobile in a fully formed package – and it’s remarkably accomplished. Part of that package is a full Battle Royale mode, which supplies some of the most fluid gunplay on this list.
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Supercell’s take on Battle Royale is much more intimate and immediate than the norm. The Showdown mode of Brawl Stars pits 10 hero characters into simple, colourful top-down battle.
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Garena Free Fire is an amazing game that makes Battle Royale experience realistic and fast. This game has really dynamic gameplay. There are only 50 players on the map. Indeed, matches last approximately 10 minutes. The game’s advantages are high-quality graphics and interesting gameplay, so we recommend you pay attention to it.

You might not have heard of Knives Out, but it’s absolutely massive in China and Japan. It’s yet another PUBG-a-like effort from Rules of Survival developer NetEase Games, but with a few cool twists like five-player teams. Graphics surprised us positively, and it’s a bit flashy for mobile in my opinion, and still very playable. Hint: it has nothing to do with the great movie Knives Out.

Another great Battle Royale mini-game where the maps are small and the matches are fast. The graphics are not as good as in the other games on this list, but the project looks nice and deserves attention. Also, it is simplified compared to the other games on the list. However, it might be a great idea to relax and spend an evening in this game.

Indus Battle Royale is an Indo-Futuristic battle royale with a ton of unique features, making it stand out amongst all of the others within this genre. The game itself is designed for mobile first, with tons of different weapons, vehicles, and maps to explore. Victory is done through COSMIUM, which is a rare resource that appears in the final battle zone, causing an intense fight to figure out who wins!

Arcane Rush Battleground is a battle royale inspired card-battler, which is a very interesting mix of the two genres. You can find yourself unlocking new cards and building your deck, but every round has a rush to the end as you craft different sets of cards to defeat up to 16 opponents, to be the last one standing! It’s something a little different and a little unique, while still having that battle royale vibe.

Survival Heroes is a combination of both MOBA and Battle Royale genres. Your goal is to find the best weapon and hunt for other players. You can hide somewhere and wait for the enemy to come or run around the map and kill everyone on your way. Pick the best strategy and be the last one to survive.