About this site
What This Site Is
This site is an independent information site about the Dota 2 Mobile fan project and about real Dota 2 on PC. It explains what the fan project is, how it differs from the official game, and why no mobile game file is offered here. It is not a store, not a file host, and not connected to Valve Corporation.
Readers come here with a simple question: is there a real Dota 2 game for phones, and can I get it here? The short answer is no on both counts. There is no official Valve Dota 2 game for phones, and this site offers no mobile game file of any kind. Everything on this site is written to make that clear before anyone goes looking for a file elsewhere.
What We Cover
We cover the fan project itself, the history and basics of real Dota 2 on PC, hero roles and lanes, and the practical differences between an official release and a fan made adaptation. Our guides describe the real PC game in plain language so new players understand what Dota 2 actually is: a five against five strategy game where two teams defend their own base, the Ancient, while trying to destroy the other team's Ancient.
We deliberately publish no screenshots of the fan made mobile file and no game art presented as if it were the mobile app. When a picture would mislead a reader about what the fan project is, we leave the picture out.
Independence and Rights
This site is independent. Valve Corporation owns Dota 2 and all rights in the real game. Nothing here claims otherwise. If you are the rights holder and you want any content on this site removed, contact us and it will be removed promptly on request. See the contact page for how to reach us.