10.
Planet of Heroes
The newest entry to iOS list of MOBAs.
Released this August, Planet of Heroes brings a bit of spunk to the mobile sphere.
Far from the genre's usual aesthetics, this game sports a vibrant, cartoony look that's
reminiscent of Blizzard's newest FPS.
But just like Overwatch, it's also unique, playful, and incredibly fast-paced.
The game offers a simplified version of traditional PC MOBAs.
Instead of the usual 3 lanes, their 3v3 battles all happen in a single lane--heightening the
thrills with its accelerated pace.
Eliminate heroes, destroy turrets, and claim victory, all within the span of 7 minutes.
With no gold to collect and no items to purchase, victory lies solely on your heroes and strategic
wits.
Turn the tides of war by farming jungles and ganking opponents to increase experience for
your whole team.
Bite-sized as it may be, its quick-fire battles and stunning visuals makes Planet of Heroes
a worthy substitute to scratch your MOBA itch.
It has a PlayScore of 7.64.
9.
Star Wars: Force Arena
Nothing goes well better than Star Wars, and literally anything.
Following the release of their own Galaxy of Heroes, Force Arena takes notes from today's
biggest titles to create a refreshing real-time experience.
It builds upon the success of both Clash Royale and Vainglory, dishing it out with exciting
card-battles and structure-destruction with a side of your favorite old and new characters.
While it doesn't have the compelling stories of the series, Force Arena delivers the goods
with their online battles.
Whether you want to square off in 1v1 or team up with friends in 2v2, the choice is yours.
Build the strongest deck and choose your champion from their offering of Sith and Rebel heroes.
The game puts you in the center of the action, letting you relive the best moments of the
series as you play as Luke, Ray, Darth Vader, JarJar and so much more.
You might have to grind for your favorite icons, but it's all worth the effort in this
vastly improved MOBA.
It has a PlayScore of 7.88.
8.
Titan Brawl
For anyone tired of the long grinds of the PC MOBAs, then this is the game for you.
Because if you thought 7 minutes was fast, then get a load of Omnidrone's lightning
fast game that promises adrenaline pumping action within the span of 3 whole minutes.
Much like Planet of Heroes, Titan Brawl strips the game back to its bare essentials, leaving
you in a 1v1 battle with three champions on a single lane.
While the champions you take into battle maybe randomised, when you place them into battle
and where you put them is an essential part of the gameplay.
Bring out the best of their skills and fight to take down your opponent's Titans.
With mobile optimized controls and intuitive gameplay, everything is a breeze.
But, on the other hand, Titan Brawl has been panned for being a little too easy.
Although its not as complex as its PC counterparts, its friendly controls is a definite plus for
newbies.
It has a PlayScore of 7.89.
7.
Call of Champions
Here's another fast-paced MOBA for you.
This time, though, it looks like they've sticked the landing.
Even with their time-limited battles, Call of Champions manages to deliver a complete
experience, bringing appealing visuals and complex strategies in an easy to pick up package.
Play as a singular hero with five different abilities, and work with your team to get
the most kills or bring down all the structures.
The difference is you'll only have 5 minutes to achieve either of those.
With that tiny feature, the game puts the pressure on the players to perform at their
peaks and challenges them to adapt to each other's strategies.
And instead of the usual minions, you're given a ball to push to the opposing towers
to protect you from their deadly attacks.
Call of Champions redefines the mobile battle arena.
Although it boils it down to its most basic form, it also puts a twist on the traditional
mechanics, making them more interesting for short plays while offering a surprising depth
to its gameplay.
It has a PlayScore of 7.93.
6.
Fates Forever
Before there ever was Vainglory, there was Fates Forever.
Released in 2014, it was indie developer Hammer and Chisel's first venture into videogame
development.
Scaling it back for the portable platform, it plays much like League of Legends, with
three players on each team vying to destroy each other's base.
It also has a cycle of heroes for you to try on every day, letting you know which heroes
fit your playstyle and purchase in the future.
Mimicking the fantasy nature of the original, Fates has a whole roster of magical beasts
and great animal warriors with powerful AoEs, slows, and bursts to serve your hero-killing
needs.
While the game achieved a moderate success, Hammer and Chisel seems to have moved on from
game development.
They have since created the now renowned voice application, Discord.
Fates Forever has a PlayScore of 8.07.
5.
Heroes of Order & Chaos
Just another venture for the mobile game giant.
Having created a mobile counterpart for Blizzard's World of Warcraft, Gameloft is bringing the
heroes of their renowned Order and Chaos series to the realm of online battle arenas.
Not unlike Heroes of the Storm, enter a team players from around the globe and join them
in some tower-sieging, hero-killing action.
Experiment with their everchanging roster of 57 unique heroes, and explore the intricacies
of their distinct maps.
Charge the battlefield with melee bruisers, scout the best positions as archers, or strike
wrath on your opponents as powerful mages.
For a mobile game, it packs a lot of content.
With both solo and multiplayer modes, there's always something to do here.
Develop your skills, test them against players in PvP matches, or save the world of Haradon.
While it does include Gameloft's signature in-app purchases, it's still a worthwhile
MOBA for your smartphone needs.
It has a PlayScore of 8.23.
4.
Only One
And now for a literal battle arena.
Delve into this pixel world and try to defend yourself against horde of knights, ghouls,
and oddball monsters.
Set in a single, circular battlefield, survive the waves by pushing off your enemies to the
edge, or using your magical spells to shield from attacks or unleashing deadly combos.
As basic as it sounds, Only One is immersive and addicting.
Starting off with just a sword in hand, you'll eventually grow in power with every eliminated
opponent.
Buy abilities, pick up shields, and do anything you can to survive the ever-growing numbers
or risk starting all over again.
With over 100 levels, the challenges will keep mounting.
It's simple, but it's enough to keep you wanting for more.
Enter the endless battles, and fight to live another day.
It receives a PlayScore of 8.31.
3.
Battle Bay
From the team that brought us the highly successful Angry Birds franchise, Rovio Entertainment
decides to take on the MOBA.
Having conquered the skies with their physics-based puzzler, now their taking the action to the
sea-- with less birds, and more explosions.
Armed with cannons, rockets and more, set sail into the chaotic oceans and take down
enemies in a 5 versus 5 arena-based setting.
Your fleet determines the victor!
Choose from a wide variety of ships, weapons, armors and abilities to dominate the blue
waters.
Eliminate all your opponents, and rinse, wash, and repeat.
It's fun, fast-paced, and incredibly addicting.
Become the powerhouse of the team, and decimate every ship that crosses your path.
Collect parts, join guilds, upgrade your weapons, and become an even deadlier force.
It fuses the quirkiness of their Angry Birds franchise with subtle strategic complexities,
setting the genre ablaze and offering the world a colorful, yet tactical MOBA for all
ages.
It has a PlayScore of 8.37
2.
Clash Royale
Supercell's second most popular IP doesn't stray too far away from their biggest success.
But instead of villages stacked high with tesla towers and golden walls, Clash Royale
takes you on a more strategic path, pitting you against castles in glorious real-time
action.
Head to the battlefields, and fight against the tacticians from all over the globe.
Clad in the same 3D visuals, it also brings in beloved allies from their previous title,
along with new set of medieval companions.
With their new card-based gameplay, construct the ultimate deck and watch kings and princes
fight alongside goblins as you set the arena ablaze with your powerful spells.
Form clans, win chests, level up, and become the greatest commander the world has to offer.
Combining the best elements of collectible card gaming, tower defense, and multiplayer
battle arenas into one freemium strategy, it's no wonder Clash Royale has remained
at the top of the charts.
With constant updates and added content, it receives a PlayScore of 8.59.
1.
And the best MOBA game on the iOS is Vainglory
Of course, there's no better way to end our MOBA list than with this excellent gem
from Super Evil Megacorp.
Released on the iOS just last 2014, Vainglory has been at the center of it all.
In all of three years, it has gained millions of fans, spawned numerous twitch streams,
and hosted several tournaments.
It manages to distill the complicated genre into a fantastic mobile experience, complete
with balanced heroes, tight controls, and gorgeous visuals.
Enter their lush arena, and get to know each of their 30 playable heroes.
Communicate with your team, form strategies, and experiment with the best combinations.
With the game's diverse lineup, the game offers you a wealth of possibilities.
Score kills, control lanes, and farm the jungles--just like you would in Dota and League of Legends.
It's a masterpiece on its own, showing the world how mobile games should be done.
For MOBA veterans looking for a competitive pocket-friendly diversion, Vainglory is as
good as it gets.
It receives a PlayScore of 8.62.
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