15 Best Mobile WW2 Games for Android and iOS

Mobile WW2 games have moved well beyond simple shooting galleries. Phones and tablets now offer competitive tank battles, flight and submarine simulators, large-scale strategy games, and even a collectible card game built around the conflict. This list brings together 15 WW2 games available on Android and iOS as of August 2026. Some still receive regular updates, while several older premium releases remain worth playing for their offline campaigns. The games are grouped into shooters, vehicle combat, and strategy, with both free-to-play and paid options represented.

Most mobile shooters are designed around short sessions, and World War Heroes is no exception. It trades a long campaign for fast online firefights, a large arsenal, and enough modes to keep the familiar formula from becoming repetitive.

Built entirely around online multiplayer, this first-person shooter sends players into more than 12 battle zones inspired by World War 2. Its modes include team deathmatch, point capture, headquarters defense, capture the flag, and bomb-based objective battles, while custom rooms let groups set their own rules. The arsenal contains more than 100 weapons, from pistols and submachine guns to sniper rifles, machine guns, and bazookas, and some maps also feature controllable tanks. Matches favor immediate action over careful simulation, and the extensive upgrade system gives regular players plenty to unlock. World War Heroes is free-to-play and requires a permanent internet connection. Players looking for larger maps and last-player-standing matches can also check our ranking of the best battle royale games.

Mobile games cover almost every kind of military vehicle associated with the war. Some focus on short online battles, while others offer complete single-player campaigns that can be played without a connection. The selection below ranges from accessible tank combat to naval warfare, aerial dogfights, and submarine patrols.

Gaijin adapted the broad vehicle roster of War Thunder for mobile devices, but tanks, ships, and aircraft are divided into separate campaigns rather than combined in a single battle. The tank campaign revolves around platoons of armored vehicles, naval battles feature everything from destroyers to submarines, and the aviation campaign has its own aircraft roster and progression. Each mode compresses the basic ideas of the PC and console game into shorter matches suited to touch controls, without abandoning armor penetration, shell types, vehicle positioning, and component damage. The lineup begins with World War 2 machines and extends through the Cold War to modern hardware. War Thunder Mobile is free-to-play, regularly updated, and requires an internet connection.

Wargaming's mobile tank battler distills the basic appeal of World of Tanks into fast 7v7 matches built around cover, armor angling, and flanking. Its large garage is not limited to World War 2, but it includes many of the conflict's best-known tanks alongside later and fictional vehicles. Light, medium, and heavy tanks all fill different battlefield roles, while tank destroyers reward careful positioning and control of long sightlines. The controls are straightforward, but weak spots, reload timing, and terrain become increasingly important in competitive matches. Regular events, tournaments, and clan activities keep the online component active. World of Tanks Blitz is free-to-play and online only.

The naval counterpart to World of Tanks Blitz puts battleships, cruisers, destroyers, and aircraft carriers into 7v7 engagements. Combat revolves around main-battery salvos, torpedo attacks, and positioning: shells take time to reach distant targets, while an exposed broadside can decide an encounter in seconds. Each class has a distinct purpose, from scouting and ambushes in a destroyer to holding a firing line with a battleship or supporting allies from an aircraft carrier. The roster contains hundreds of historical warships, including many vessels associated with World War 2. World of Warships Blitz is free-to-play, supports cross-platform multiplayer between Android and iOS, and requires an internet connection.

Unlike most mobile tank games, Battle Supremacy is built around a full single-player campaign. Its 12 missions cover France, the Eastern Front, and the Pacific, with large maps that leave room for flanking and repositioning instead of forcing every encounter down a narrow corridor. Tanks remain the main attraction, but the game also includes other controllable military vehicles and a separate multiplayer component. The visuals now show their age, and the game no longer receives regular content updates, but the offline campaign still makes it useful for trips without a stable connection. Battle Supremacy is a paid release on Android and iOS.

Fighters, bombers, and dive bombers take part in missions across Europe and the Pacific. The single-player campaign mixes dogfights with attacks on ground and naval targets, while dynamic weather and different times of day keep the battlefields visually varied. Online modes add competitive and cooperative multiplayer for those who want to fly against other players. Storm Raiders 2 is an older release and is no longer updated regularly, but it remains one of the few paid mobile flight games with a substantial campaign that works offline.

Set in the South Pacific, Crash Dive 2 places the player in command of a US Gato-class submarine. Patrols involve locating convoys, identifying targets through the periscope, calculating torpedo attacks, and escaping destroyers before their depth charges find the boat. Aircraft, shore installations, weather, and the day-night cycle complicate each mission, while crew management and damage control add pressure once an attack goes wrong. The game also includes randomly generated missions and a scenario editor. Crash Dive 2 is a paid single-player game and can be played offline.

Strategy is where mobile WW2 games offer the widest range of formats. The selection includes short competitive duels, real-time tactical battles, turn-based campaigns, global conquests, and a collectible card game. Several entries can be played offline, while the multiplayer-focused games require a permanent connection. For more recommendations beyond WW2 setting, see our ranking of the best mobile strategy games.

Road to Valor turns World War 2 into short real-time strategy duels. Players build a deck of infantry, tanks, artillery, and support abilities, then deploy them as command points regenerate. The goal is to destroy the enemy headquarters and its defensive bunkers while countering opposing units with the right combination of troops. Different factions, generals, and command abilities support distinct deck archetypes, so timing and army composition matter more than rapid tapping. Road to Valor is free-to-play and centered on online PvP.

World War Armies adapts the point-capture structure of games such as Company of Heroes to short 1v1 and 2v2 mobile matches. Players assemble a deck from more than 100 units, deploy troops as resources accumulate, capture strategic positions, construct fortifications, and upgrade their command center during battle. Infantry, tanks, and anti-armor units counter one another, making combined forces more reliable than a deck built around a single unit type. Despite its title, the current version is no longer limited to World War 2 and also includes units associated with World War 1 and modern warfare. The game is free-to-play and requires a stable internet connection.

EasyTech's flagship turn-based wargame contains more than 100 campaigns based on battles such as Dunkirk, Stalingrad, Midway, and the North African operations. Land, air, and naval units move across hex-based maps, with terrain, range, and unit matchups shaping every turn. Famous commanders can be recruited and upgraded with skills and medals, creating a long progression system that connects otherwise separate scenarios. Conquest mode expands the scale by letting players choose a country and fight across an entire historical map. The presentation is functional, but the amount of content gives the game considerable longevity. World Conqueror 4 is free-to-play, and its main single-player modes can be played offline.

Another EasyTech wargame, Glory of Generals 3 focuses more closely on individual operations and battlefield command. Its campaigns cover the major stages of the war from 1939 to 1945, while Army Group mode expands the conflict across larger maps. More than 100 generals and dozens of special units can be recruited and upgraded, but terrain, supply, and the composition of each force remain just as important as commander bonuses. A cleaner interface makes the game easier to read than some of the studio's older releases. Glory of Generals 3 is free-to-play, with single-player content available offline.

Rather than a collection of compact tactical scenarios, Strategy & Tactics 2 is a turn-based grand strategy game with elements of 4X. Players can lead several dozen countries across maps of Europe and Asia, managing not only armies but also the economy, scientific research, diplomacy, alliances, and national leaders. Military conquest is only one route to victory: political pressure and the collapse of an enemy's morale can also decide a campaign. Random and scripted events make each playthrough less predictable, while sandbox mode allows history to move in a completely different direction. Strategy & Tactics 2 is free-to-play and supports offline play.

This real-time MMO strategy game is designed for campaigns that can last for weeks. Depending on the scenario, as many as 100 players control countries on regional or global maps, managing provinces, resources, production, research, and armies while time continues to pass between sessions. Diplomacy carries as much weight as military strength because alliances, coordinated offensives, and betrayals can reshape an entire match. More than 120 unit types cover land, sea, and air warfare, but orders take time to execute, so the pace favors long-term planning over constant play. Supremacy: Call of War 1942 is free-to-play and fully online.

HandyGames' turn-based wargame focuses on the fighting between Germany and the Soviet Union. Battles take place on hex maps where terrain, ammunition, supplies, and unit positioning shape every offensive. Infantry, artillery, tanks, and aircraft all have distinct strengths, so unsupported armor can quickly become vulnerable even when it appears stronger on paper. The campaigns allow players to command both German and Soviet forces, while a local hot-seat mode provides multiplayer on a single device. 1941 Frozen Front is free-to-play, and its single-player content can be played offline.

KARDS turns World War 2 into a collectible card game built around national decks and combined-arms tactics. Germany, the United States, Britain, the Soviet Union, and Japan serve as the main factions, while several smaller nations can be used as allies. The defining mechanic is the frontline, which divides the board into zones and determines which units can advance toward the enemy headquarters. Infantry, tanks, aircraft, artillery, and tactical orders all occupy different roles, making board control as important as the strength of an individual card. The game supports full cross-progression between mobile devices and PC. KARDS is free-to-play and requires an internet connection.

The main single-player modes in World Conqueror 4, Glory of Generals 3, Strategy & Tactics 2, and 1941 Frozen Front can be played offline. The paid games Battle Supremacy, Sky Gamblers: Storm Raiders 2, and Crash Dive 2 also include offline campaigns. Multiplayer, cloud functions, updates, and any additional downloads still require an internet connection.

Most games in the list are free-to-play, including World War Heroes, Road to Valor, War Thunder Mobile, World of Tanks Blitz, World of Warships Blitz, World War Armies, World Conqueror 4, Glory of Generals 3, Strategy & Tactics 2, Supremacy: Call of War 1942, 1941 Frozen Front, and KARDS. Battle Supremacy, Sky Gamblers: Storm Raiders 2, and Crash Dive 2 are paid games.

World of Tanks Blitz focuses entirely on fast 7v7 tank battles and has a long-established competitive community. War Thunder Mobile offers separate tank, naval, and aviation campaigns, along with more detailed armor and damage mechanics. Both games are free-to-play, but neither is designed for offline play.

Several games have structured single-player campaigns, including Battle Supremacy, Sky Gamblers: Storm Raiders 2, World Conqueror 4, and Glory of Generals 3. However, these campaigns focus on battles and historical scenarios rather than characters or cinematic storytelling. Large narrative-driven WW2 games remain far more common on PC and consoles — see the main ranking of the best WW2 games on PC for those.

The list prioritizes games that remain available on both Android and iOS. Brothers in Arms 3, Battle Fleet 2, Frontline Commando: WW2, World on Fire, and World War II: TCG are no longer reliable cross-platform recommendations because they have been delisted, abandoned, or left unavailable on one of the major mobile stores. Some older games included above no longer receive regular content updates, but their paid single-player modes remain available and playable.

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The wider mobile market extends well beyond World War 2. Our selection of the most addictive mobile games for Android and iPhone covers a broader range of genres, while the two titles below remain close to the military theme: Metalstorm shifts to modern jets, and Supremacy 1914 moves the conflict back to World War 1. For larger campaigns, shooters, and simulators, see the main ranking of the best WW2 games on PC.

A competitive aerial-combat game built around modern jets rather than World War 2 aircraft. Its short team battles make it a logical next step for players who enjoy the online side of Sky Gamblers.

The First World War counterpart to Call of War from the same studio. Matches combine territorial expansion, resource management, diplomacy, and real-time military orders across campaigns that can continue for weeks.