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5 Next-Gen Mobile Games with Ray Tracing Support

Sean — Fri, 31 Jan 2025 15:19:43 +0000

Mobile games are now pushing the boundaries of visual fidelity thanks to great improvements in hardware performance. With the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2, Ray Tracing support was a major part of the announcement with various next-gen games now bringing what initially seemed to be a PC exclusive tech. So here’s a list of 5 new mobile games that support ray tracing.

Arena Breakout Mobile

The first on the list is Arena Breakout, which is a new extraction/tactical shooter that was also released for PCs. It is available on both Android and iOS, boasting impressive visuals thanks to support for ray tracing. For those unaware, this technology makes lighting more realistic and even affects the way shadows interact with the environment and light sources. So you get an immersive experience with more realistic graphics.

CarX Street

For racing game enthusiasts, CarX Street is bringing cutting edge graphics to smartphones. Thanks to ray tracing, you can see finer details of each racing car for a fast paced and immersive experience. The light reflections on the car’s body take the cake here. Racing games usually offer gorgeous graphics and CarX Street continues this trend.

Rainbow Six Mobile

Ubisoft recently released the mobile version of Rainbow Six Siege, which is a popular tactical multiplayer shooter. Rainbow Six Mobile also follows a 5v5 format and Attack vs Defense game modes. To make the shooter even more realistic, you get great visuals thanks to ray tracing support. So there are precise light reflections on weapons and dynamic shadow effects to help raise the excitement of intense CQC gameplay (Close Quarters Combat).

Justice Mobile

Justice Mobile is a next gen MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game) that is based on the Chinese fantasy world of wuxia. Players create their own characters and traverse across a beautiful landscape that takes advantage of Ray Tracing. From the buildings to the nature around you, the game offers vivid colors, great details, and realistic lighting and shadows. All of this packaged into a fast paced combat system.

War Thunder Edge

We have another mobile version of a popular PC game, which is War Thunder. Just like its PC counterpart, the War Thunder Edge lets you sit in the seat of legendary tanks, aeroplanes, warships, and much more. Take part in large scale battles across land, sea, and air with striking visuals. Ray tracing can provide realistic levels of detail on these war vehicles.

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Rainbow Six Siege Mobile game postponed

Sudhanshu — Fri, 29 Dec 2023 17:51:42 +0000

Ubisoft‘s Rainbow Six Siege Mobile, initially set for December 2023, got delayed. App Store users spotted a new release date, now in September 2024, making fans wait longer.

Even though Ubisoft hasn’t officially spoken about it, info from Reddit and DroidLocal suggests the delay. Beta testers have mixed feelings, some saying it’s ready, others thinking it needs more work.

Delays are common in gaming, even big studios like Ubisoft faced it with Skulls & Bones, now coming in February 2024. Rainbow Six Siege Mobile, a mobile version of the PC game, offers a tactical shooter with 5v5 matches and different Operators and maps.

Operators have special abilities and gadgets. Ubisoft showed 10 Attackers and 9 Defenders. Initial maps include Bank, Border, Clubhouse, and Oregon, with more later. The game’s in beta for some Android and iOS devices.

While the delay might disappoint, good games need time. Rainbow Six Siege Mobile now plans for September 2024. Fans can still join the beta to check it out firsthand.

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Rainbow Six Mobile starts closed beta test, Here’s all you need to know

Sean — Tue, 13 Sep 2022 11:01:46 +0000

With various studios bringing popular video game titles to the mobile platform, Ubisoft also decided to make the shift with one of its most popular online multiplayer game, Rainbow Six Siege. Now, the Rainbow Six Mobile port is entering closed beta. So let’s have a look.

Calling all Operators

Ready your weapons and gadgets! #R6M's Closed Beta is coming this fall Pre-register

Android: https://t.co/pAY1RGvoUO

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— Rainbow Six Mobile (@Rainbow6Mobile) August 4, 2022

For those unaware, Rainbox Six Mobile follows a similar format and gameplay to its PC and console counterparts. Its a 5v5 tactical shooter that pits two teams against one another. But unlike the PC and console version, the game is planned to be a free to play title and its beta test went live back on September 12. As of right now, the new mobile game is available in only seven countries, namely USA, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, Singapore, Philippines, and India.

Furthermore, the developers have also stated that they plan on sharing more invites and bring new changes to the beta program as well. Ubisoft announced through its official Twitter handle that it is rolling out invitations for some pre-registered users through Google Play in selected Closed Beta eligible regions. In other words, even registered users will not immediately get access to the game, but the company plans on slowly increasing the number of beta players and frequency of invitations over the next couple of weeks.

Unfortunately, the close beta test for Rainbox Six Mobile is only exclusive to Android users at the moment. So for those interested, you can expect to find the classic 5v5 Attack vs Defense game mode in the beta test, same as the PC and console version of the game. There are multiple operators in the game that each bring a unique gadget that play into the ‘tactical’ shooter aspect of this game. There are two game modes in the beta right now, including Bomb and Secure Area, with the maps selection also being limited to Bank and Border.

Rainbow Six Mobile officially unveiled, pre-alpha registrations open

Sudhanshu — Wed, 06 Apr 2022 11:35:32 +0000

Last week, we reported that Ubisoft is rumored to be working with WeGame (Tencent) to bring the popular PC and console tactical shooter Rainbow Six Siege to mobile devices. Now, Ubisoft has officially unveiled the game with an announcement trailer featuring a mix of in-engine cinematics and gameplay footage from mobile.

The game, dubbed Rainbow Six Mobile is currently in the pre-alpha stage, so it won’t be launching anytime soon, but Ubisoft has started sending out invites to existing players of Rainbow Six Siege PC and console via email.

Interested players can also head over to the official Rainbow Six Mobile website to register with their preferred platform and get a chance to participate in the testing phase of the game. Players can register on either Android or iOS. Players will need to create a Ubisoft Account or log in with an already-existing account in order to register.

From the looks of the announcement trailer, the game appears to retain the same mechanics, gunplay, gadgets, and abilities which are currently present in the PC and console versions. The trailer also reveals the Bank map which appears to be exactly the same as the PC version. As we know, Rainbow Six Siege has a steep learning curve and demands precision aiming skills, so it will be interesting to see whether the game is able to take off in a big way with mobile audiences.

Other than that, the official Ubisoft website has revealed that in its current state, the game will have two maps, Bank and Border. The current roster of Rainbox Six Mobile includes operators Ash, Sledge, Twitch, Thermite, and Hibana on the Attacker side and Smoke, Bandit, Valkyrie, Caveira, and Mute on the defender side. The game is expected to introduce more operators and maps as the game progresses through the development stages.