Unofficial version of Apex Legends Mobile launched
Enthusiasts in China have announced the launch of an unofficial version of Apex Legends Mobile, allowing fans to once again access the mobile battle royale after the official servers have closed. Private servers are used for connection, and the necessary game files are already being distributed within the community.
The release also includes some new features. New users are given a limited 24-hour trial. After this trial ends, further play requires a one-time activation fee of 15 yuan. The project organizers explain this is necessary to maintain the server infrastructure.
To launch the game, you'll need to download the client and replace some files so the app connects to private servers instead of the official infrastructure. The project's creators have already prepared instructions for setting it up and launching it.

Despite the availability of an unofficial version, players should keep in mind that it has no affiliation with Electronic Arts or Tencent and is supported exclusively by a community of enthusiasts.
For those who prefer the official route, community users also recommend checking out High Energy Heroes, a mobile shooter from Tencent based on the ideas of Apex Legends Mobile and continuing to receive updates in the Chinese market.
The release also includes some new features. New users are given a limited 24-hour trial. After this trial ends, further play requires a one-time activation fee of 15 yuan. The project organizers explain this is necessary to maintain the server infrastructure.
To launch the game, you'll need to download the client and replace some files so the app connects to private servers instead of the official infrastructure. The project's creators have already prepared instructions for setting it up and launching it.

Despite the availability of an unofficial version, players should keep in mind that it has no affiliation with Electronic Arts or Tencent and is supported exclusively by a community of enthusiasts.
For those who prefer the official route, community users also recommend checking out High Energy Heroes, a mobile shooter from Tencent based on the ideas of Apex Legends Mobile and continuing to receive updates in the Chinese market.
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