Following the backlash surrounding Game of Thrones’ final season, many believed the franchise had lost its luster. However, House of the Dragon successfully rekindled fan interest, proving that there's still strong appeal in returning to this richly woven universe—especially when grounded in the more fantastical and dramatic elements of its history.

Set during the height of Targaryen dominance, Dragonfire lets players collect, train, and battle with mighty dragons—an essential part of the experience. Beyond dragon combat, the game features tile-based strategy gameplay, allowing you to expand your territory, form strategic alliances, and engage in the kind of political maneuvering Westeros is infamous for.

The game also boasts a vast, detailed map of Westeros, complete with iconic locations such as the Red Keep and Dragonstone—offering both familiarity and immersion for longtime fans.

Tiamaat has arrived

With House of the Dragon revitalizing interest in the broader lore of Game of Thrones, Dragonfire appears well-positioned to capitalize on that resurgence. The high-fantasy setting provides fertile ground for a multiplayer strategy title, though it will face stiff competition—not only from similar games but also from other GoT-related releases like Kingsroad, an upcoming narrative-driven RPG.

Still, Dragonfire comes packed with recognizable characters, deeply rooted lore, and a setting tailor-made for tactical warfare and political intrigue. With the right balance of innovation and authenticity, it has the potential to carve out its own space among mobile strategy titles.

If you're curious about what other top-tier strategy games are currently dominating the mobile space, check out our list of the top 25 best strategy games on iOS and Android—where we highlight some of the most compelling titles for aspiring warlords and tacticians alike.