Honestly, if you're waiting for Mobland, you're probably part of two very different crowds. There is the group of people who fell in love with the gritty, Guy Ritchie-led crime drama on Paramount+ that basically took over everyone’s living rooms last year. Then, there is the other group—the Web3 gamers who have been following the "Mafia Metaverse" project since 2022.
It's a bit confusing because they share the same name, and both have had people asking when does Mobland come out for months.
Let's get the big one out of the way first. If you are looking for the return of Tom Hardy and Pierce Brosnan in the TV series, we actually have some solid ground to stand on now.
The Mobland Season 2 Release Window
After that Season 1 finale where Harry (Tom Hardy) ended up with a kitchen knife in his chest—courtesy of his own wife—fans have been losing their minds. Paramount+ officially greenlit the second season back in June 2025. They’d be crazy not to, considering the show pulled in over 26 million viewers and became the streamer’s second-biggest hit after Landman.
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So, here is the deal with the timing.
Filming for the new episodes kicked off late in 2025. If they follow the same breakneck pace they used for the first season, which went from filming to screen in about 13 months, we are looking at a late 2026 release date.
Think November or December 2026.
Some optimistic folks on Reddit are hoping for a "Spring 2026" return, but that’s pushing it. Post-production for a show this stylish takes time. Guy Ritchie doesn't just "slap things together." You’ve got to account for the heavy editing and that specific color grading that makes the London underworld look so... well, Ritchie-esque.
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What We Know About the New Episodes
The story is definitely moving beyond the initial clash with Richie Stevenson. With Conrad (Brosnan) and Maeve (Helen Mirren) sitting in jail—but still pulling strings—the power vacuum is huge.
- Johnny Flynn and Ophelia Lovibond have joined the cast as regulars.
- The plot will likely focus on the rise of the Harrigan children, especially Kevin’s attempt to snatch the crown from his father.
- We still haven't seen the full wrath of Kat McAllister, who is shaping up to be the next big "big bad."
What About the Mobland Game?
Now, if you’re here for the blockchain game (formerly known as Syn City), the "release" question is a little stickier.
This project has been "coming out" in stages for years. While the TV show is a traditional release, the game is a living ecosystem. Currently, in early 2026, the game is in a playable state for those who hold certain NFTs or tokens (SYNR), but a "full" public, friction-less launch for the average gamer is still on the horizon.
The developers have been focused on "Mafia-as-a-DAO," which basically lets players run their own syndicates. It's ambitious. Maybe too ambitious? They’ve survived the crypto winters that killed off 90% of other GameFi projects, which says something about their staying power.
But if you want a "push-button-and-play" experience on your PlayStation or Xbox? Don't hold your breath. This is, and likely always will be, a PC-based Web3 experience first.
Why the Delay Matters
In the world of TV, a two-year gap between seasons is the new normal. We saw it with Stranger Things, we see it with House of the Dragon. When a show has stars like Mirren and Hardy, you have to work around their massive schedules. Tom Hardy doesn't just sit around waiting for the phone to ring; he's got movies, jiu-jitsu tournaments, and probably three other secret projects going on.
The wait for Mobland Season 2 is purely a logistics game.
Actionable Steps for Fans
If you’re tired of refreshing your feed for news, here is how to actually stay in the loop without wasting time.
- Watch the Production Hubs: Keep an eye on trade publications like Deadline or The Hollywood Reporter. If you see a headline saying "Mobland Season 2 Wraps Production," you are exactly six months away from a premiere.
- Paramount+ Newsroom: Most people miss this, but Paramount has a specific "press" site that often leaks the monthly schedule before it hits social media.
- Follow the Crew: Guy Ritchie and the lead writers (like Jez Butterworth) are more likely to post "behind the scenes" shots on Instagram than the official studio accounts are. Those photos are the first real sign that things are moving.
The "when" is almost certainly 2026. It's just a matter of whether you'll be watching it by the fireplace in December or while you're still wearing a light jacket in October. Stay patient—the Harrigans aren't done yet.