Parallel TCG has officially launched its mobile version on Android—starting with the Philippines.

This rollout marks the game’s first step into mobile gaming and is part of a broader effort to make the title more accessible worldwide. The release delivers the full Parallel experience in a format optimised for smartphones, allowing players to build decks, choose factions, and battle others.

Feedback from local players is expected to shape updates and feature refinement.

Gameplay Overview

At its core, Parallel TCG is a turn-based strategy game where players select one of five “Parallels”—futuristic factions that represent alternate versions of humanity after a global disaster.

Each faction offers a distinct playstyle, card pool, and strategic philosophy. Players construct 40-card decks using units, effects, and relics to outsmart opponents and reduce their health to zero.

Gameplay centres on managing an energy resource system and reacting to an evolving battlefield. With each turn, players make critical decisions about which cards to play and when to strike. The result is a layered, tactical experience that rewards foresight and adaptation.

What’s next for Parallel?

The mobile version brings the full game experience to Android devices, retaining all of the competitive mechanics seen in the desktop release. Developers say the client has been carefully optimised to deliver smooth performance and intuitive touch controls without compromising strategic depth.

In addition to portability, the team behind Parallel plans to introduce mobile-only events, seasonal ladders, and social features that support more flexible gaming sessions. Pre-registration for the mobile version opened earlier this month, with thousands of users signing up ahead of launch.

The Philippine launch signals the beginning of a gradual global rollout, with additional regions expected to gain access to the mobile client in the weeks ahead. Whilst no exact dates have been announced, the team has committed to providing updates on iOS availability and broader market access soon.