Once Human Is Coming To Mobile In April 2025, & Over 26 Million Players Have Pre-Registered

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's mobile port will be released in April 2025, as per official communication from NetEase Games. The free-to-play open-world multiplayer survival game's move to mobile has been well received by fans, with over 26 million players pre-registering for the port.

Along with the reveal of the port, NetEase provided a roadmap for in 2025, revealing new features, customization, and three upcoming scenarios. This comes after an excellent year for the game, which reached an all-time player count peak of over 230000, according to SteamDB. The reveal of a new platform and events suggests that NetEase isn't slowing down, and will continue to support the post-apocalyptic world of Eldritch horrors.

After a testing period of the mobile port beginning in September this year, the impressively high pre-registration figures suggest that there is a huge audience waiting for the mobile debut of. The additional reward of a legendary cosmetic for pre-registering, with the chance of an Exclusive Redeem Code for sharing it on social media, has further established a massive player base for the launch. The reveal of 's mobile port has had a mixed reception from fans, with some praising the compatibility with the game's systems, and others requesting urgent updates to pre-existing issues.

After the feedback from the Season 2 update of was "demoralizing," according to the developers, fans took to Reddit to discuss the pros and cons of on mobile. One commenter noted that the concept makes sense, as "" Another user, RuskoGamingStar, lamented "" While this feedback came at a technical low point for, the many improvements made may change the fan sentiment.

Despite theseinitial technical issues and the feedback for Season 2, it seems that is making the necessary changes to improve the game, and the pre-registration numbers reflect this excitement towards it. As of the time of writing, the player counts for on Steam is sitting at around 45000, which is comparable to and. The open-world design,