An curated selection of battle royale titles that support cross-play between mobile devices and console platforms, allowing players to compete together regardless of their hardware ecosystem.
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The pioneer of modern cross-platform battle royale, offering seamless play between iOS, Android, PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. It features regular updates, a massive library of skins, and supports up to 100 players in intense combat scenarios.
While primarily a console and PC title, PUBG Mobile supports cross-play with specific console integrations in certain regions. Known for its realistic gunplay and tactical approach, it brings the classic 100-player drop to mobile screens with high fidelity.
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A dedicated mobile entry in the Call of Duty franchise that supports cross-progression and limited cross-play with console versions of Warzone. It brings high-quality graphics and familiar weaponry to iOS and Android devices.
Although officially shut down for standalone mobile use, its legacy remains significant for cross-platform mechanics introduced from the console/PC version. The core game continues to define hero-based battle royale with strict team synergy requirements.
Ubisoft's free-to-play arena shooter offers cross-play between PlayStation, Xbox, and PC, but not native mobile. Excluded due to strict mobile+console criteria.
Garena Free Fire supports extensive cross-play between Android, iOS, and various console emulators or linked accounts in specific tournaments. Known for its fast-paced matches and optimization for lower-end devices, it remains a global giant.
A tactical extraction shooter with battle royale elements that supports cross-play between PC and consoles. It emphasizes realistic combat and loot collection, appealing to hardcore players seeking a more grounded experience.
A community-driven project aiming to bring PUBG's Erangel map to Unreal Engine 5 with potential cross-platform capabilities. It focuses on realism and next-gen graphics, though full cross-play integration varies by region and patch.
The mobile version of the melee-focused battle royale supports cross-play with its PC and console counterparts. It emphasizes parkour mechanics and sword combat, offering a distinct alternative to gun-heavy titles in the genre.
A futuristic sequel to PUBG Mobile set in 2050, it supports cross-play between mobile devices. While direct console cross-play is limited, it maintains the tactical gameplay fans expect with updated technology and closer proximity to console graphics.
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A team-based shooter with destruction mechanics supporting PC and console cross-play. It lacks native mobile support, making it ineligible for this specific mobile+console cross-platform list.
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A MOBA-style battle royale that supported cross-play between PC and console. It was shut down, so it is no longer a viable active option for players.
The original battle royale pioneer, now split into King of the Hill and Just Survive. Both have limited active player bases and inconsistent cross-play support, making them less recommended compared to modern alternatives.
A mobile battle royale developed by NetEase that has explored cross-platform initiatives. It offers a slightly more arcade-style experience with unique weapon skins and fast-paced action optimized for touch controls.
Another NetEase title that has supported cross-play between iOS, Android, and certain PC emulators. It provides a balanced mix of tactical gameplay and accessibility, though its popularity has waned in recent years.
The Indian version of PUBG Mobile, it supports cross-play with other regions in specific modes. It serves as the primary battleground royale for the Indian market, maintaining high standards for competitive play and server stability.
The Chinese version of PUBG Mobile with strict content moderation. It supports cross-play within its specific ecosystem, highlighting the regional variations of the genre's most popular title.