No. Strikers Club is not on Android or iOS. As of July 19, 2026 there is no mobile version, no App Store or Google Play listing, and no mobile release plan. The game is exclusively on PC via Steam, where it launched free into Early Access on July 17.
The official platform statement
The developer’s FAQ names exactly one platform and one possible future direction, and mobile is not it. Last checked July 19, 2026:
“Strikers Club is available on PC via Steam. Console versions may be explored in the future depending on demand and development resources.”
Note the FAQ only floats consoles as a maybe. Mobile is not mentioned anywhere in official material, and the game’s design explains why: it is a server-based physics simulation where every one of up to 22 players is a human, input precision is the whole skill ceiling, and matches depend on stable low-latency connections. That concept does not shrink onto a touchscreen without becoming a different game.
The scam warning this page is really for
Every free-to-play PC hit gets a shadow ecosystem within weeks: APK sites offering “Strikers Club Mobile,” YouTube tutorials for installing it on Android, fake App Store lookalikes. The pattern is reliable and so is the payload: adware at best, credential theft at worst. Ground rules worth internalizing:
- Any APK claiming to be Strikers Club is fake. There is no official mobile build to leak. Nothing to argue about.
- Any “mobile beta signup” asking for your Steam login is phishing. The developer announces through its Steam page and official Discord, nowhere else.
- Codes and giveaways follow the same rule. There is currently no public code-entry screen in the game at all, which makes every “mobile code” site doubly fake.
Real options if your main device is a phone
- Steam Link or Moonlight streaming from a PC you own can technically put the game on your phone screen. Honest caveat: this is a fast physics game, and streaming latency plus touch or bluetooth-pad input makes it a novelty rather than a way to actually compete.
- A modest PC or laptop is genuinely enough. The requirements are light (GTX 1650 class GPU, 8 GB RAM, 2 GB of disk) and the game is free, so the barrier is lower than for almost any comparable title. The settings and performance guide covers getting decent frames from ordinary hardware.
- For phone-native football, mobile has its own football games, but nothing that replicates this one-player-one-footballer multiplayer format today.
The real game is free on Steam, and the player count page shows a healthy launch population, no sketchy mirror required.