EA Announces Shut Down of Apex Legends Mobile, Refunds Battlefields

EA recently announced that its mobile version of Apex Legends will be closing down on May 1st, just a few weeks shy of its 1-year anniversary. This news comes as a major disappointment for players, as all items and extras purchased in Apex Legends Mobile will no longer be available once the game is gone.

The news from EA was part of its Q3 FY203 earnings results, and players of Apex Legends Mobile have been left with few options. Those who purchased items and extras for the game will receive a refund for their purchase, but players are still left feeling short-changed after investing in the game. EA has stated that the mobile version of Apex Legends wasn't able to meet the company's expectations, and they have decided to focus their attention on the console and PC versions of the game.

Players have expressed their sadness and disappointment at the news, with many pointing out the time and money they invested in the game. Apex Legends Mobile was released in April of 2020, and it quickly became a popular game with its unique battle royale elements. It was well-received by players and critics alike, and many had hoped that the mobile version would become a major success.

EA has said that they understand the disappointment of players, and they are working to ensure that those affected will receive a full refund. It's not clear how long the process will take, but players should expect to receive their refunds at some point in the near future.

It's a sad day for Apex Legends Mobile players, as the game will be shutting down on May 1st. Players who purchased items and extras for the game will receive a full refund, but the loss of the game leaves a bitter taste in the mouths of those who invested their time and money into it. Let us know in the comments if you were affected by this change.

Mariana Rocha 01 Feb 2023