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SimplePlanes 2 Mobile Release Date: Everything We Know
SimplePlanes 2 mobile release date is unconfirmed: PC launched in April 2026, while Jundroo expects mobile in late 2026 or early 2027. No exact day is set.

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TL;DR: SimplePlanes 2 mobile release date is unconfirmed. The game launched PC-only on Steam Early Access on April 23, 2026, at $19.99. Jundroo's official site expects mobile in late 2026 or early 2027, but no exact date or beta exists. If you're on iOS or Android, you cannot play it yet.
SimplePlanes 2 mobile release date: quick answer
- SimplePlanes 2 mobile release date: not confirmed: PC-only Early Access launched April 23, 2026
- Jundroo confirms mobile is planned but has given no exact release date
- The official target is late 2026 or early 2027
- No mobile beta exists as of September 2026
- Console and Meta Quest are also possible post-PC platforms, per the official FAQ
SimplePlanes 2 mobile release date: The direct answer
There is no exact SimplePlanes 2 mobile release date yet.
The game launched April 23, 2026 on PC via Steam Early Access: Windows and macOS only. Jundroo, the developer, has confirmed that mobile is planned, and the official buy page now gives late 2026 or early 2027 as the expectation. No day or month has been announced. For another engineering-heavy vehicle sandbox, our Iron Nest review covers a more focused mechanical alternative.
The simplest version: if you're on iPhone, iPad, or Android right now, you cannot play SimplePlanes 2. That won't change until Jundroo makes an announcement.
SimplePlanes 2 on PC: what launched in April 2026
SimplePlanes 2 entered Steam Early Access on April 23, 2026, priced at $19.99. The PC version has held Very Positive reviews since launch: 92% of 1,200+ user reviews are positive as of this update.
GODEEPER: Get up to speed on what changed from the original game. SimplePlanes 2 Beginner's Guide: Tips and Controls →
The part-tuning system works on any vehicle type, not just aircraft: this is a car build, not a plane.
The PC launch includes:
- A 787 square kilometer explorable archipelago
- Procedural wing parts using NACA airfoil profiles
- Multiplayer lobbies for up to 10 players
- Backwards compatibility with 1,000,000+ crafts from the original SimplePlanes
- Procedural missile creation and underwater parts
- VR support listed as a planned Early Access feature
Jundroo has stated the Early Access period will run approximately one year. That puts a potential 1.0 PC launch around April 2027.
Mobile version: what Jundroo has said
The official SimplePlanes 2 FAQ addresses mobile directly. The short version: it's coming, but after PC.
Combat scenarios like this one push the physics simulation harder than free flight, which is part of why mobile hardware needs more work first.
Jundroo's stated position is that they plan "to eventually work on bringing SimplePlanes 2 to mobile" and will give updates when the time comes. Its official buy page now summarizes the expectation as late 2026 or early 2027, while the development forum thread acknowledges that a slip to 2027 is possible.
That's the extent of the public commitment: no exact date, no beta signup, and no platform-specific announcement. The FAQ also notes that after mobile, console and Meta Quest are described as possible future platforms.
The honest read: mobile is not being actively built right now. The PC Early Access is the current focus. Mobile development will likely start after the PC version reaches a stable state, which matches the "approximately one year" EA timeline.
iOS vs Android: which platform first?
Jundroo hasn't specified. The original SimplePlanes released simultaneously on iOS and Android on December 10, 2014, at $5.99 on iOS. SimpleRockets 2 (Jundroo's rocket-building game, now called Juno: New Origins) also launched on both mobile platforms in the same window.
The pattern from both previous Jundroo games suggests a simultaneous iOS and Android release is more likely than a staggered one. But no announcement has been made for SimplePlanes 2.
What the original SimplePlanes mobile tells us
The original SimplePlanes launched on PC in December 2014 and hit iOS and Android on the same day. The mobile version cost $5.99: not free-to-play. Jundroo has historically kept its games as paid apps rather than going ad-supported or freemium.
That matters for expectations. SimplePlanes 2 mobile, when it arrives, will likely be a paid download. The PC version costs $19.99; mobile pricing tends to be lower, but Jundroo hasn't indicated a free-to-play model. Anyone waiting for a free mobile version should not count on it.
The original also supported mods on mobile: though Android later lost that capability when Google dropped 32-bit app support. SimplePlanes 2 is built on a newer architecture, so mod support on mobile is plausible but unconfirmed.
One practical point: SimplePlanes 2 is significantly more complex than its predecessor. Procedural NACA wing editing and 10-player multiplayer sessions are computationally heavier than what the original asked of phones in 2014. Jundroo will need to either scale down features for mobile or require newer hardware. That engineering work is part of why mobile follows PC, not the other way around.
For context on how other Early Access games have handled mobile ports and phased launches, see how Alabaster Dawn handled its early access crossover launch, or browse our 2026 Early Access buying guide for other PC-first launches.
GODEEPER: Wondering how another Early Access title handled a PC-first launch with a mobile version planned to follow? Alabaster Dawn Early Access Launch →
Frequently Asked Questions
Is SimplePlanes 2 on mobile? No. SimplePlanes 2 launched on PC Early Access in April 2026. It is still only available on Steam, while Jundroo's official site expects mobile in late 2026 or early 2027; no exact date is set.
When is SimplePlanes 2 coming to iOS and Android? Jundroo's official site currently expects mobile in late 2026 or early 2027. The developer has not given a day or month, and that target is not a firm release date.
Will SimplePlanes 2 be free on mobile? No pricing has been announced. The original SimplePlanes was a paid app at $5.99 on iOS. There's no indication SimplePlanes 2 will be free-to-play on mobile.
Which comes first: iOS or Android? Jundroo hasn't specified. With the original SimplePlanes, iOS and Android released on the same day, so a simultaneous launch is possible for the sequel.
Is there a SimplePlanes 2 mobile beta? No mobile beta has been announced as of September 2026. The development focus remains on the PC Early Access build.
Can I play SimplePlanes 2 on iPad or Android tablet right now? No. SimplePlanes 2 is only available on Windows and macOS via Steam. There is no mobile version for iPhone, iPad, or Android devices yet.
Related Reading
- SimplePlanes 2 Guide: First Build, NACA Wings, Multiplayer: how to build your first aircraft, how NACA wing profiles work, and how multiplayer lobbies function on the PC Early Access build.
- Alabaster Dawn Early Access Launch: how another 2026 indie handled a PC-first launch with mobile plans to follow.
References
- SimplePlanes 2 on Steam: official store page with pricing and PC feature list
- SimplePlanes 2 FAQ (Official Forum) Jundroo's official answers on mobile and platform plans
- SimplePlanes 2: How Will You Bring It to Mobile (Official Forum) developer thread on mobile development approach
- SimplePlanes 2 Development Timeline (Official Forum) Jundroo's roadmap notes including mobile window
- SimplePlanes on Wikipedia: original game mobile history and platform dates
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