The online first-person shooter (FPS) PC game, Special Force, just announced on its Facebook page that it is currently developing its mobile counterpart. Initially made available for beta testing, the final version of the Special Force Mobile will offer a more immersive experience to the user through its improved graphics and vibrations. There's no word yet for a specific date, but DragonFly Games assured that the Special Force Mobile will be available on Android and iOS devices. Read more in our articles including "Special Force to arrive on Android and iOS" and "Results: Mobile 3G Usage".
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May 22, 2026The online first-person shooter (FPS) PC game, Special Force, just announced on its Facebook page that it is currently developing its mobile counterpart. Initially made available for beta testing, the final version of the Special Force Mobile will offer a more immersive experience to the user through its improved graphics and vibrations.
There's no word yet for a specific date, but DragonFly Games assured that the Special Force Mobile will be available on Android and iOS devices.
Our coverage of Special Force Mobile includes: "Special Force to arrive on Android and iOS"; "Results: Mobile 3G Usage"; "Acer unveils Nitro Blaze Link game streaming handheld". Each article provides unique insights and information.