July 7th 2025.
Persona 5: The Phantom X is a new game that has been released for iOS and Android in July, and it's actually pretty good. It's one of the many new smartphone games that are coming out this month, despite the fact that summer is usually a slow time for game releases. Supercell, the developer behind popular games like Boom Beach and Clash Royale, has been particularly busy with updates for their games. They even added a new game mode based on a previously abandoned game, Clash Mini.
In addition to Persona 5: The Phantom X, there are a few other notable games that have been released this month. These include Kingdom Rush 5: Alliance TD for Apple Arcade, and Rustbowl Rumble, a new addition to the popular Meteorfall deck builder series.
One game that stands out is No Way Home, a twin stick shooter with role-playing elements that takes you on a space adventure. The game features a satisfying upgrade system for your ship, and the controls work perfectly on touchscreen. The game also has a witty script and voice acting to keep players engaged.
Another interesting game is Feed The Deep, which takes inspiration from a lesser-known game called Ocean Keeper: Dome Survival. In this game, players dive into procedurally generated cave systems in search of a giant beast and treasures to feed it. The game has a gradual increase in difficulty and a sense of progression that keeps players hooked.
Persona 5: The Phantom X, which has been in open beta for a year in Asia, is now available worldwide with English subtitles. The game stays true to the style and gameplay of the Persona franchise, but it does have light gacha mechanics. However, these microtransactions do not interfere with the overall experience except for some level gating that may require players to either pay or grind for a few days.
Ultimate Chicken Horse, a party game that was originally released on PC, is now available on mobile. While the game is fun to play with friends on the same screen, it doesn't translate well to online play. Additionally, the cost of buying the game for each player can be a deterrent.
Kingdom Rush 5: Alliance TD+, a tower defense game included with an Apple Arcade subscription, is the definitive version of the game as it removes the need for any additional purchases within the game. Finally, Meteorfall: Rustbowl Rumble is a turn-based card battler with a wide range of combinations and a deep and complex gameplay experience.
Overall, July has been a great month for smartphone games, with a variety of new releases that cater to different genres and play styles. These games show that summer is not a slow period for mobile gaming, and there's something for everyone to enjoy. So, whether you're a fan of shooters, deck builders, or tower defense games, there's a game for you to try out this month.
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