That is, Apex Legends will land on Android and iOS devices this year. After a few speculations about whether this first person shooter could be adapted to mobile devices, it seems that the doubts have been resolved very recently.
The person in charge of dissipating them has been himself CEO de Electronic Arts, Andrew Wilson, who at an investor meeting assured that the company plans to launch Apex Legends to the mobile market at the end of this 2020.
Esto confirms expansion policy that the developer is carrying out with the game. We remember that during the past EA Play it was announced that the battle royale set in the Titanfall universe will also be available for free on Nintendo Switch this coming fall.
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Will Apex legends succeed in the mobile market? Although it will arrive a year and a half later, its free model based on microtansactions and battle passes fits well with the commercial policies of the most popular mobile games.
Apex Legends has matured a lot and is currently one of the leaders in the battle royale genre along with Fortnite and Call of Duty Warzone. It is expected that the crossplay that is enabled between platforms may also affect the launch of its mobile version. There are still many details to be confirmed, such as its optimization, controls and more.
Here it is. EA CEO talks about bringing Apex Legends to iOS & Android globally by the end of this year. Follow @ApexLatest for more exclusives.#apexlegendsmobile @EA @EAMobile @Respawn @apex_intel @TitanfallBlog @TencentGames @ZhugeEX pic.twitter.com/zIMhDEIwaH
— Apex Legends Mobile Latest Leaks (@ApexLatest) June 22, 2020
On top of that, Electronic Arts will release up to seven games on Nintendo Switch over the next twelve months. Respawn spoke about Apex Legends a month ago: "We would love to offer as much content as possible, but not at the cost of our lives."
