After a long wait and a number of limited region-locked beta previews, Apex Legends Mobile is now available for all Android users on the Google Play Store.

Originally, Apex Legends Mobile was launched in limited betas in the Philippines and India, but EA and Respawn confirmed that more regions would gain access over time. Previous workarounds to play Apex Legends on your smartphone utilized services like GeForce Now, in that instance, you’re playing a PC version of the game rather than a mobile port. This is a direct port fully tailored for smaller displays including on-screen controls and extra enhancements.

Apex Legends Mobile may have been downloaded from the Play Store to your device automatically overnight if you had already pre-registered. After installing the game, you’ll have to go through a lengthy tutorial before entering the eponymous Season 1 map “World’s End.” There’s also a mobile-only tale to unlock called “Fade.”

With on-screen controls that are reminiscent of the hugely popular Call of Duty: Mobile franchise, the game has been adjusted to better suit mobile gameplay. On PC and console, the control scheme may be tweaked to fit your preferences, and automated loot picks assist speed up this sometimes delicate procedure.

There are a few minimal device specifications that must be met in order to play Apex Legends Mobile at its best. To get started, you’ll need a Snapdragon 435, Kirin 650, Helio P20, or Exynos 7420 processor, 2GB of RAM, and 4GB of storage, as well as Android 6.0 or higher.

To get started, go to the Apex Legends Mobile listing in the Google Play Store.

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