July is peak season for new mobile games, with idle RPGs, hardcore MMORPGs and sports titles all landing in the same window. Below is a genre-and-date breakdown of the confirmed Korean releases this month, followed by the major IP games arriving later in the year. If you are deciding what to pre-register for, working down this list is a good way to start.

Confirmed hits launching this month

The one to watch first is Cookie Run: Crumble from Studio Kingdom. This idle RPG lets your cookies grow even when you are not playing, while adding real strategy through cookie-and-pet team building. Global pre-registration opened on June 29 and the full launch lands July 29, making it the month's closing headliner.

For a classic MMORPG, Gravity's Ragnarok M: Classic arrived on PC and mobile on July 16. It rebuilds the Zeny-driven economy and the six foundational classes to put the focus back on pure farming. Gravity's dark-fantasy MMORPG Requiem M, out June 30, leans hard into gory visuals and hardcore combat for players who want an edgier tone.

If you prefer collection and raising, Bandai Namco's Digimon UP went global on July 15, pairing freshly drawn 2D pixel-art Digimon with turn-based battles and evolution. Strategy fans have Sangokushi: Tenka Kessen from Bilibili Games, launched July 2 with over a million pre-registrations and a monetization model that drops resource, speed-up and VIP sales.

Recent June launches still worth starting now

Netmarble's Sol: Enchant is a god-themed MMORPG that went live June 18 with PC and mobile cross-play. If you want competitive battles, the mobile version of Pokemon Champions launched June 17 with save data and cross-play tied to the Switch edition, focused on free-to-play ranked battles. IP fans should note Netmarble's open-world action RPG Game of Thrones: Kingsroad, which skips gacha in favor of a pass-based model.

Coming in August and the second half

August 6 brings NetEase's NBA Dunk City, an officially licensed street-basketball game with 40-plus real NBA players and a MOBA-style approach to raising and combining players. Further out, the year's headline IP titles are Netmarble Neo's roguelite action game Solo Leveling: Karma and the Unreal Engine 5 cross-play remake Lost Ark Mobile.

You can browse this month's release dates and pre-registration details, newest first, in the Mobile Games category. Next week we move on to new servers and major updates.