Apex Legends Mobile, which launched in May 2022, will be discontinued on May 1, 2023, EA said.

EA says it will disable in-game app purchases for Apex Legends Mobile starting at 1 p.m. ET on Jan. 31 and will remove the game from the App Store. However, players can continue to use their existing Syndicate Gold until May 1.

For the reason of this termination of development, EA and Respawn said that the game seems to be unable to meet the expectations of players.

The company also abandoned the development of Battlefield Mobile, which never made it to Apple’s App Store. instead, the company plans to continue the development of Battlefield 2042 and future titles in the series.

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According to the official description, Battlefield Handbook can be downloaded for free and all players will have their own Battle Pass, collectibles and content exclusive to the handbook. “Any items available for purchase are merely decorative and will not affect or influence the gameplay or player performance.”

The Battlefield Handheld public beta includes traditional Battlefield modes such as Conquest and Sprint, as well as versions of existing maps such as Battlefield 3’s Noshahr Canal and Mega Bazaar.

Battlefield Mobile is being developed by Industrial Toys, a studio led by Bungie founder and former CEO Alex Seropian, which EA acquired in 2018.

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