Apex Legends Mobile Is Coming, New Post on Respawn Confirms Mobile Port

Apex Legends Mobile has been one of the most anticipated mobile port that many players were looking forward to but the hype dropped since there has been no official confirmation by Respawn Entertainment. The PC and Console version of the game has just entered its Season 6 and now a recent job post has gone up on Respawn Entertainment's website. On the career tab of the website, Respawn has posted a new job opening that has now confirmed that Apex Legends Mobile is coming soon. The job posting on Respawn's website said that a Build and Release manager is wanted for Apex Legends Mobile. This is an official confirmation that Apex Legends Mobile game is coming soon.

Apex Legends Mobile Build and Release Manager Wanted:

The post on the Respawn website stated that they are looking for a Build & Release Manager who has experience in mobile game development and is passionate about the build process. The posting for the build manager for Apex Legends Mobile is going to spark a new life in the hype for Apex Legends Mobile. EA CEO Andrew Wilson has also in previous statements confirmed that Apex Legends Mobile will be coming in late 2020. It does mean that Respawn Entertainment has finally started to work on the mobile version of Apex Legends.

Mobile ports of famous battle royal games have become quite common. PUBG Mobile, Fortnite, and Call of Duty Mobile are some of the most famous examples. Releasing a famous PC or Console game on mobile devices almost guarantees success if we look at the games that have been released before. Apex Legends has been one of the most successful battle royal games and has been consistent with the number of viewers it is getting on Twitch.

In markets like India where consoles and gaming setups are not very common games like Apex Legends, Call of Duty Warzone, or even Fortnite is not able to enjoy the success that they receive in the United States and European markets. A mobile port of a famous PC game not only helps the game get more players but also more financial streams from micro-transactions which help in offsetting the development cost of PC and Console versions of the game.