- Grand Outlaws is now in soft launch for Android users in the US, with a full global release planned for later in 2025.
- Experience battle royale, racing, deathmatch, and deep customization in a dynamic open world.
- Future updates will introduce cross-platform play, a full story mode, and a wider global rollout.
There's a new sandbox game in town, and it's ready to cause some chaos. Grand Outlaws, developed by Hardbit Studio, is now in soft launch on the Play Store for US players, delivering a heavy dose of car chases, open-world anarchy, and explosive action. Imagine GTA Online, but condensed for mobile and just as intense.
Instead of placing you in a sparse environment, Grand Outlaws offers a fully interactive playground where explosions are frequent and often happen for no particular reason. You can seamlessly switch between Battle Royale, Racing, and Deathmatch modes, or spend time experimenting with outrageous skins and custom vehicles.
Cross-platform multiplayer is in development, with plans to extend support to PC and consoles later this year. For now, Android users in the US get exclusive early access. A broader release is scheduled throughout 2025, including iOS, Steam, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch—because mayhem deserves to be shared everywhere.
Hardbit Studio has also hinted at exciting future content, including live in-game concerts, brand collaborations, and a cinematic story mode. Players will eventually be able to customize their own hideouts, collect trophies, and showcase their growing criminal empire. If all this reminds you of the kind of game your parents wouldn't have approved of when you were younger… that's likely intentional.
In the meantime, take a look at our curated list of the best open-world games available on Android!
Commenting on the project, the Hardbit team shared: “We've contributed to creating beloved player experiences. Now we're building a world without boundaries. Grand Outlaws is more than a game—it's our most ambitious project to date.”
Grand Outlaws officially launches on the US Play Store on April 16, with much more content on the horizon. Watch the embedded trailer above for a sneak peek of the action.
