Aniimo Mobile (iOS and Android)

Aniimo mobile is scheduled for September 23, 2026, and as of September 21, 2026 the mobile servers are not open yet — only the PC and console versions have been live since September 16, 2026. Both mobile platforms share the same date, which the official launch announcement and the App Store listing agree on, and there is no separate regional rollout mentioned anywhere in the official material. This page covers what is confirmed for the Aniimo mobile launch, the two store listings, and which questions are still unanswered.

Aniimo mobile release date: September 23, 2026

Store	Devices	Official listing	Release date	Minimum OS
App Store	iPhone and iPad	apps.apple.com/app/aniimo/id6759098797	September 23, 2026	iOS 15.0
Google Play	Android phones and tablets	play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.x.aniimos	September 23, 2026	to confirm

The two mobile releases are independent listings rather than one shared launch package, so bookmarks and store links do not transfer between them. The App Store listing carries a release date of September 23, 2026 and a bundle identifier under the com.x.aniimos family, while Google Play serves the same game under the package name com.x.aniimos. Both are free to download and both carry in-app purchases.

The Google Play listing shows an "Updated on" date of May 25, 2026, which is the last time that page's store text was refreshed before the mobile launch window (single source). That date is store metadata rather than a game build date, so it should not be read as the mobile version number. For the PC and console side of the same launch, see Aniimo Release Date.

The official iOS and Android store listings

The App Store build is listed as version 1.0.3 with a 9+ rating, game center support and in-app purchases, and it ships in thirteen languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Indonesian and both Chinese variants. Google Play lists the same title with an Everyone 10+ rating, flags for fantasy violence, users interact and in-game purchases, and a data safety section that says data is encrypted in transit and can be requested for deletion. Neither store page promises any mobile-exclusive bonus, so there is no reason to expect a different reward set from the phone version.

Both listings are published by PAWPRINT INTERACTIVE ENTERTAINMENT PTE. LTD, which is the same copyright holder shown on the official website and the console stores. Prices are listed as free with optional in-app purchases, matching the free-to-play model on PC and PS5. If you want to understand what those purchases are, Aniimo Free to Play covers the pricing model and the in-game shops.

Mobile requirements and download size are not published yet

Only one requirement has a definitive official number: the App Store listing requires iOS 15.0 or later. The Android side has no published minimum specification that can be quoted responsibly, and neither store page gives a definitive download size for the mobile build. Those figures are therefore marked to confirm here, and any number you see on a fan site should be treated as unverified until the store pages or an official announcement state it.

The useful baseline is the PC requirement, which the studio has published in full: 40 GB of storage and a broadband connection on both minimum and recommended tiers. A phone install will not be that large, but the PC figure rules out the idea that the game is a small download. For the desktop specifications and the console side of the platform list, see Aniimo Release Date.

Will Aniimo mobile share progress and rewards with PC and console?

Yes on progress, with one caveat the studio spelled out in its own pre-load notes: data on different servers is independent, while game progress is fully shared across all platforms within the same server. So the platform you play on matters less than the server your account sits on. Logging in on both PC and mobile is separately rewarded, with the launch announcement promising Glimmer and other rewards for anyone who signs in on both.

Account linking is the other piece. The official notes explain how to link a Steam account to an Aniimo Pass email account, and they state that if you skip the linking prompt you can still complete the link later from inside the game. The recommended habit is to use the same email you already use for Aniimo events when the mobile build first asks you to sign in. For the wider picture of who can play with whom, see Aniimo Crossplay.

What you can do before the mobile servers open

The main task right now is simply to have the right store page ready and to know which rewards you can claim once the build is live. The official launch campaign grants catching items and limited eggs to players who log in and take part in launch events, and the login-based rewards are the ones a mobile player can still pick up from day one. Cross-platform login rewards are also still on the table for anyone who plays on PC today and adds mobile later.

The patch cadence is also worth knowing before the mobile build lands. The official news feed shows builds v1.0.3544783.0 on September 18 and v1.0.3551601.0 on September 19 (single source), which means several fixes shipped inside the first three days of the PC and console launch. Mobile players should expect a similarly quick update rhythm after September 23 rather than a frozen first build.

One caveat belongs in the picture: the official pre-registration draw, published on the luckydraw2026 activity page, offered prizes including an iPhone 17 Pro Max, a PS5, an Xbox Series X and an Amazon gift card, and that page showed remaining draws at zero when it was checked (single source). Whether a player who first joins on September 23 receives the same pre-registration milestone rewards granted at the PC and console launch has not been stated officially, so that stays to confirm. The reward tiers and the claim rules are on Aniimo Pre-Registration and Launch Rewards, and the broader launch event schedule is on Aniimo Events.