And no discussion about the best mobile esports games in 2020 could be complete with a mention of Riot’s new mobile-only MOBA – League of Legends: Wild Rift. Riot are of course the masters of all things esports and their plans for the next instalment in League of Legends could prove to be a gamechanger for many not yet gaming on their mobile devices.<\/p>\n
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- The Best Mobile Games in 2020<\/a><\/strong><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
So if you are ready to get involved in some mobile esports here are the titles for you.<\/p>\n
All of these games are available on iOS and Android.<\/p>\n
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Fortnite<\/h2>\n
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“How could I possibly compete with PC players?” I hear you cry – but don’t worry the developers of Fortnite, Epic Games have recently begun hosting platform specific tournaments with the most recent Winter Royale handing out over $3,000,000 to mobile players across the world.<\/p>\n
Many of the game’s best mobile players play on iPads which in a recent update can now play the game at 120fps – something which the Xbox and PlayStation struggle to. <\/p>\n
Okay, it doesn’t look as great as it’s PC and console versions but then you are playing on a device as thick as… well, your phone.<\/p>\n
And if you still want to go up against the very best Fortnite players you can – the various Fortnite tournaments from the FNCS to the weekday Cash Cups are open to all platforms and the very best on mobile have been known to place in the money.<\/p>\n
Here are highlights from mobile player “Iamnoob” who finished in 247th in the most recent Cash Cup – that was higher than FaZe Clan’s Mongraal in that particular week.<\/p>\n
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Some Cash Cup Highlight. Retweets and likes appreciated ❤️ @FnXEsports<\/a>@ohcrr<\/a>@The_FortniteGuy<\/a>@Zensored_<\/a>pic.twitter.com\/6U9C7WUW6Y<\/a><\/p>\n
— IAmNoob (@FnX_IAmNoob) January 30, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n