The Splinterlands team has announced the imminent removal of the mobile version of their popular blockchain game in the genre of card battles from all app stores on April 2nd. This decision was made as part of the studio's commitment to providing the best gaming experience for its community.

Instead of the mobile application, developers suggest players switch to a mobile-adapted website, which will allow them to use all game features through the browser on Android and iOS smartphones. This step is aimed at improving the gameplay and accessibility of the game.

The mobile website Splinterlands will provide full access to all gaming features, including ranked matches, tournaments, and other gaming activities. Players are recommended to use landscape mode for the best gaming experience, and accessing the site is done the same way as when playing on a computer.

In the future, developers plan to return to the development of the mobile application after implementing key components of the new gaming experience and updating the website's functionality. This will allow them to create an application version that will be available for download in app stores.

The decision to remove the mobile version of the Splinterlands game underscores the team's focus on providing a quality and accessible gaming experience through mobile browsers, opening up new opportunities for players to enjoy the game regardless of the platform.