New Mobile Games This Week on iOS and Android: 5-11 October 2026
Welcome to this week's roundup of new mobile games on iOS and Android. There's a PlayStation launch, two ports of well-liked PC games and a handful of indies landing between Monday and Friday, and we've caught up on a few big releases from the past fortnight too.
Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble brings the Ratchet & Clank universe to phones as a free-to-play hero shooter, and Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall puts you back on the throne of a struggling kingdom. Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King reaches iPhone after its Android debut, and from the last two weeks, Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis TD takes the tower defence series back to its beginnings.
Here's the full list.

Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble
Release: 5 October 2026
Ratchet & Clank: Ranger Rumble launched worldwide on 5 October after a soft launch in selected countries that began last November. It's developed by Oh Bibi with PlayStation Studios and Insomniac Games, and it's free to play.
It's a multiplayer hero shooter set in the Ratchet & Clank universe. You pick a hero, each with their own weapons and gadgets from the series' arsenal, and head into real-time arena fights against other players, with some PvE mixed in.
There are six modes at launch. Last Stand is a battle royale where the last ranger standing wins, Bolt Race has you collecting resources while fighting off enemy waves and other players, and Mob Rush is a co-operative wave survival mode. There's also a ball sport mode.
Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall
Release: October 2026
Brave at Night's kingdom management sequel arrives on mobile this week, published by Noodlecake. Yes, Your Grace 2: Snowfall is free to download, with a $6.99 unlock for the full game.
You rule a kingdom in a world inspired by Slavic folklore, and the job is mostly about deciding who gets what. Petitioners turn up at court asking for help, or causing trouble, and you choose whether to spend your treasury on them or save it for something more pressing.
Around that you collect taxes, hire agents who each have their own skills, and look after your family, whose problems tend to spill into how the kingdom is run. Fans of the first Yes, Your Grace will know the shape of it.
Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King
Release: 8 October 2026 (iOS)
Castle Pixel's top-down adventure reaches iPhone on 8 October, following the Android version that went live at the end of September. FDG Entertainment publishes Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King on both platforms.
It wears its Zelda influence openly. You play Lily, a Knight of the Rose, exploring the Kingdom of Blossom, picking up new weapons and spells, solving puzzles and fighting bosses across five dungeons. There's over 15 hours of it, and the story changes depending on the choices you make along the way.
The first chapter is free, and $4.99 unlocks the rest. Controller support is included.
Truckful
Release: 9 October 2026 (Android)
MythicOwl's Truckful launches on Android on 9 October, the same day as the PC version, published by Pocketpair Publishing.
It's a single-player delivery game built on physics-based driving. You run errands for the villagers in a countryside town, packing cargo of different shapes and sizes into your pickup and upgrading the truck as you go.
There's a story underneath the deliveries too. An ancient forest sits near the town, and there's a mystery surrounding it for you to uncover.
Escape: Immersion
Release: 9 October 2026 (iOS)
Escape: Immersion is a horror adventure from Royal Games and AzDimension, due on iOS on 9 October.
You wake up with no memory inside a military base at the bottom of the ocean, and the base is falling apart around you. Getting out means exploring flooded corridors, solving environmental puzzles and getting past traps, all shot through a grainy VHS-style filter that does a lot of the work in making it feel uneasy.
Oh, Snack!
Release: 5 October 2026
Oh, Snack! is a small physics puzzler from solo developer Tepes Ovidiu, out now on iOS and Android and free to download.
You start as a piece of food stuck in a cartoon kitchen, trying to climb your way out of the window. You can't get there on your own, so you aim and fling yourself into other foods and objects and take them over. Every body moves differently, so when one won't make the jump, you hop into one that will.
Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis TD
Release: 24 September 2026
Ironhide launched Kingdom Rush 6: Genesis TD on iOS, Android and Steam on 24 September. It's a premium release at $6.99.
This one's a prequel. You go back to the early days of Linirea to stop a young Vez'nan before he becomes the villain long-time players know from the earlier Kingdom Rush games.
There's plenty to work with: 15 towers, 12 heroes that you take into stages in pairs, and nine spells, spread across an 18-stage campaign. Ironhide has also added a Classic Mode for anyone who wants something closer to the original games.
Aniimo
Release: 23 September 2026
Pawprint Studio's creature-collecting adventure Aniimo reached iOS and Android on 23 September, a week after it launched on PC and consoles. It's free to play, with cross-play and cross-progression across every platform.
The hook is Twine, which lets you transform into the creatures you've caught and use their abilities, both for fighting and for reaching parts of the world of Idyll you couldn't get to otherwise. There's also a mode called Egg Heist.
River City Survivors: Downtown of the Dead
Release: 1 October 2026 (Apple Arcade)
Arc System Works took the long-running Kunio-kun series somewhere new with River City Survivors: Downtown of the Dead, which arrived as an Apple Arcade exclusive on 1 October.
It's a Survivors-like, which means waves of zombies filling the screen while you level up and choose upgrades to deal with them. There are over 20 characters to unlock, Kunio and Riki among them, and you can take up to two companions in with you. Gear slots add another layer of stat building on top.
Pusheen's Place
Release: 1 October 2026 (Apple Arcade)
Pusheen's Place is the first official game starring Pusheen the Cat, and it landed on Apple Arcade as an exclusive on 1 October.
It's a gentle collect-and-decorate game. You build up a cosy home and collect more than 100 different kitties, Pusheenicorn and Pancake Pusheen among them, and decorate rooms for them. Mini-games including Snack Stack, Parfait Pop and Batch Match fill in the gaps between.
That's the list for this week. We'll be back next week with more new releases.

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