Is mobile gaming dying or growing stronger?

[DustuPola]

Mobile games were once seen as “timepass games,”
but now we have massive titles, esports events, and even pro players on phones.
Still, some people say mobile gaming is falling because:
AAA PC/Console games are dominating
Too many ads & pay-to-win apps
Games taking huge storage & battery
Same type of battle royale everywhere
On the other hand, others argue mobile gaming is just getting started:
Better graphics
Tournaments with prize money
Big audience in India + other countries
Free-to-play keeps it accessible
So what do YOU think?
Is mobile gaming dying… or growing stronger than ever?
Share your view

 

[Anshhi]

Mobile games were once seen as “timepass games,”
but now we have massive titles, esports events, and even pro players on phones.
Still, some people say mobile gaming is falling because:
AAA PC/Console games are dominating
Too many ads & pay-to-win apps
Games taking huge storage & battery
Same type of battle royale everywhere
On the other hand, others argue mobile gaming is just getting started:
Better graphics
Tournaments with prize money
Big audience in India + other countries
Free-to-play keeps it accessible
So what do YOU think?
Is mobile gaming dying… or growing stronger than ever?
Share your view

There are more ads than games now! Sometimes it feels like I'm playing a small game in between ads. Still, we gamers are relentless, the rank push cannot be stopped!

Awesome Intelligence™​

 

[LesterMitchell]

mobile gaming isn’t dying, it’s just splitting into two worlds: polished competitive stuff and trashy ad-farms. in india the audience is too huge for it to disappear, but the storage/battery issue is real and i’m tired of every game turning into a battle royale clone. i even quit a couple titles after the “events” tab started pushing gambling-ish links such as https://indianjetx.com/pinup-casino/ and https://plinkogamesonline.org/casino/melbet-casino/ instead of actual gameplay updates. if devs focus on fair monetization and tighter installs, mobile will keep growing.

 

[Nylahh]

Mobile games were once seen as “timepass games,”
but now we have massive titles, esports events, and even pro players on phones.
Still, some people say mobile gaming is falling because:
AAA PC/Console games are dominating
Too many ads & pay-to-win apps
Games taking huge storage & battery
Same type of battle royale everywhere
On the other hand, others argue mobile gaming is just getting started:
Better graphics
Tournaments with prize money
Big audience in India + other countries
Free-to-play keeps it accessible
So what do YOU think?
Is mobile gaming dying… or growing stronger than ever?
Share your view

Mobile gaming isnt dying, its shifting direction. Casual, ad heavy games are slowly losing interest, while high quality competitive games and esports are growing fast, especially with large audiences and tournaments. Its less of a fall and more of a transformation.

 

[zaynmalik]

don’t think mobile gaming is dying; it’s just evolving.
There are issues like ads and repetitive games, but the audience is still huge, especially in countries like India. With better phones and growing esports, mobile gaming is slowly getting stronger in its own way

 

[maturemumbaikar]

There are more ads than games now! Sometimes it feels like I'm playing a small game in between ads. Still, we gamers are relentless, the rank push cannot be stopped!

Awesome Intelligence™​

Mobile games were once seen as “timepass games,”
but now we have massive titles, esports events, and even pro players on phones.
Still, some people say mobile gaming is falling because:
AAA PC/Console games are dominating
Too many ads & pay-to-win apps
Games taking huge storage & battery
Same type of battle royale everywhere
On the other hand, others argue mobile gaming is just getting started:
Better graphics
Tournaments with prize money
Big audience in India + other countries
Free-to-play keeps it accessible
So what do YOU think?
Is mobile gaming dying… or growing stronger than ever?
Share your view

Mobile gaming is definitely growing stronger than ever, not dying—despite the valid gripes. It's exploding in scale, especially in markets like India, where it's outpacing PC/console gaming in sheer player numbers and revenue. ads in free apps annoy everyone, pay-to-win mechanics feel unfair, and battle royales like PUBG Mobile clones are everywhere.

 

[glennyk]

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