'EA Sports UFC’ Release Date, Roster & Trailer: Available on Mobile Devices Soon!

EA Sports announced on its official website that it will be releasing its UFC game for mobile devices soon.

EASports.com stated that the game is currently already available in select regions. It is downloadable and playable on iOS in Canada and South Korea and on Android in Canada, Russia and Singapore. The game will be available worldwide soon.

DesignNTrend reported that similar to other mobile games by EA Sports, UFC Mobile will be free-to-play but will not include an Ultimate Team mode. Several of its other games include the mode. However, the official website presented that there will be a mode allowing gamers to train their own fighter. Players can choose from a roster of over 70 fighters belonging to four divisions to start their journey towards winning a championship. Each fighter will have a special set of moves that gamers can unlock and upgrade. Players can choose some of the biggest names in the sport like Georges St-Pierre and Jon Jones as well as use their signature moves. The mode also allows players to level up and earn currency whenever they win matches. They can learn new abilities and unlock new fighters.

EA Sports announced that gamers can play anytime anywhere using their mobile device or tablet. The game will feature HD-quality visuals, excellent gameplay and intuitive touch controls. There will also be real world events and matchups available. Gamers get to play through full fight cards for future UFC events as well as acquire exclusive rewards while playing. In the same report by DesignNTrend, there is no limit to the number of lives and times that gamers can play. They can continue going up the leaderboards and earn rewards as they unlock new competitors.

Attack of the Fan Boy reported that the heavyweight division will include Jon Jones, Anderson Silva, Alexander Gustaffson, Cain Velasquez, Fabricio Werdum, Phil Davis, Rashad Evans, Junior Dos Santos, Lyoto Machida, Mauricio Rua, Pat Berry, Ryan Bader, Mark Hunt, Dan Henderson, Glover Texeira, Antonio "Big Nog" Noguiera, Antonio "Little Nog" Nogueira and Chael Sonnen.

In the middleweight division are Chris Weidman, Vitor Belfort, Rory MacDonald, Carlos Condit, Georges St-Pierre, Luke Rockhold, Marin Kampmann, Johny Hendricks, Pascal Krauss, Francis Carmont, Jake Ellenberger, Rich Franklin, Michael Bisping, Mark Munoz, Demian Maia and Cung Le.

The lightweight division will feature Jose Aldo, Conor McGregor, Anthony Pettis, Khabib Nurmagomedov, Benson Henderson, Chad Mendes, Donald Cerrone, Frankie Edgar, Gilbert Melendez, Cub Swanson, Gray Maynard, Joe Lauzon, Dennis Siver, Chan Sung Jung, Jim Miller, Ross Pearson, T.J. Grant and Ricardo Lamas.

In the flyweight division are Renan Barao, Demetrious Johnson, Joseph Benavidez, Ian McCall, Michael McDonald, John Dodson, Mike Easton, Timothy Elliot, Erik Perez, Dominick Cruz, Scott Jorgensen, Eddie Wineland, Louis Gaudinot, Darren Uyenoyama, Brad Pickett and Brian Bowles.