The year 2023 has brought some incredible mobile games, like "Monster Hunter Now," "Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis," and "Honkai Star Rail." In 2024, what can we anticipate? We have chosen the most interesting new mobile games for you, and once again, the anticipation of these titles is tremendous.

As we enter 2024, let's highlight the most thrilling new mobile games to explore. We'll delve into the creative minds behind these titles, the publishers supporting them, and precisely what makes them stand out. After all, the innovation and effort poured into these games truly captivate and engage players worldwide.

'Santa Fighter'

"Santa Fighter" by Shin Baxter is a unique holiday-themed mobile game that puts players in Santa's boots to battle other Santas. Baxter's pixel art creates a competitive North Pole setting with classic 2D fighter mechanics and a quirky green Santa character.

The game is exclusive to iOS, but Baxter's other engaging pixel games, like "Power Fighters" and "Carrot Catch," are available on both Apple and Android platforms.

Get it here: "Santa Fighter" for iOS

'Run Legends'

"Run Legends" by Talofa Games merges fitness with gaming, encouraging exercise by using it as combat against enemy Sappers. This location-based game motivates players to start 2024 on a healthy note, allowing friends to team up against foes.

Talofa Games enters a competitive market dominated by titles like "Pokémon Go" and "Monster Hunter Now," highlighting the rising impact of geolocation games, particularly in regions like Japan, where outdoor gaming is prominent.

Get it here: "Run Legends" for iOS, "Run Legends" for Android

'Rumble Club'

"Rumble Club" by Lightfox Games is a lively arena brawler, blending elements from "Party Animals," "Gang Beasts," and "Fall Guys." Its combat relies on physics, encouraging players to punch foes into gooey, lava-like terrain. Various weapons add chaos, like a water balloon launcher or boxing glove-firing tank. You can even transform into a giant doughnut to squash rivals. The game's multiple maps feature dropping panels, intensifying the challenge.

With simple controls, it's an addictive, fast-paced, and challenging 20-player multiplayer experience, perfect for quick, chaotic matches.

More info here: "Rumble Club"

'Katana Zero'

"Katana Zero" is headed to mobile through Netflix Games, promising a sleek action platforming experience. Known for its exceptional music and gameplay, this anticipated title will debut on iOS, offering touch controls for the first time.

The replay value of this game is undeniable; it's a title worth revisiting. Fans eagerly await news on the game's release date and upcoming DLC, hoping for an immersive mobile experience soon.

More info here: "Katana Zero"

'Art of Rally'

"Art of Rally," initially scheduled for 2023, is now gearing up for an early January release on mobile through Noodlecake Games bundled with DLC. Renowned for its elegance and soothing style, this racing game promises a visually stunning experience, likely becoming a standout in the mobile racing genre.

The anticipation for its release is high, and I'm eager to dive into this promising title upon its debut.

Get it here: "Art of Rally for" iOS, "Art of Rally" for Android

'Path to Orion: Space Runner'

"Path to Orion: Space Runner" takes an unusual leap from Sidereal Ark's family-friendly games into the realm of endless runners. This soft-launched title meshes roguelikes, arcade games, and infinite runners, featuring a spaceship journeying through galaxies, obliterating color-coordinated objects along a rainbow road.

Players explore diverse galaxies, scavenging loot and ship upgrades to enhance combat abilities and defenses between levels. Departing from educational entertainment, Sidereal Ark introduces this thrilling space adventure, signifying their inaugural foray into the world of endless running games.

Get it here: "Path to Orion: Space Runner" for Android.