5 BEST MOBILE SHOOTERS THAT AREN'T FORTNITE OR PUBG | Android, iPhone, iPad By Pocket Gamer

Look everyone's already playing Fortnite and PUBG okay they've been around for years, they're on every console and platform, and they're both great, but we all need a bit of variety in our lives, and you can't survive on chicken dinner alone. So instead I want to take a look at the five best shooters available exclusively on mobile, that aren't PUBG or Fortnite so put the chicken down, tell Travis Scott and Thanos that you'll dm them later and let's take a look at your options. One year and millions of downloads later and Call of Duty. Mobile shows no signs of slowing down a much younger game than the PUBG in Fortnite mobile port. Cod mobile has a vibrant, multiplayer community zombies, a battle royale mode and constantly changing seasonal content, fresh gear and new modes, such as the recent addition of nighttime maps sit alongside classic stages from the likes of modern warfare. Better than all of that, though, after what feels like years of trying, this is the first mobile iteration that begins to capture that Call of Duty feel easily the best mobile version of the franchise to date.

Combining aspects from overwatch guns of boom and even clash, royale frag pro shooter, was the sleeper hit of 2019 and continues to bother the charts. To this day you take control of a team of five gunslingers whom you unlock, collect and assemble and then play in 1v1 online PVP. You only control one member of your team at a time, but can jump between individual members shooting targets which give you points and control of the battlefield. Naturally, you also spend a lot of time. Blasting your enemies to bits made for mobile and mobile.

Only games are short and fast. Controls are super, streamlined and well suited to touchscreen, and the heroes are well-defined and full of character with the new co-op mode, 80 heroes and 50 million players globally. There is no better time to give this one a go. We were big fans of tactical when it hit early last year, offering a break from the standard first or third person blasters, with a more isometric top-down perspective on gun play. You team, up with other players to compete in 5v5 matches, perforating your foes and a cloud of bullets and then crushing them beneath trucks.

It's a game of points and squad. Cohesion and teamwork is key, especially as friendly. Fire is very much a thing here. It's almost got a twin stick: shooter vibe, which we really liked, and the explosive scenery is a nice touch as well. You may hit a bit of a paywall after a significant time with the game, but you'll get a lot of mileage out of it before then, and it offers a different flavor from other app store shooters that just works.

Shadow gun war games is developer mad finger's the most recent entry in the mobile shooter space, but while that game is riffing on the hero shooter, it's the dead trigger two devs previous sci-fi blaster shadow gun legends that hit the sweet spot for us cribbing from destiny. This lavish looter shooter is about as slick as mobile shooters, get with pristine neon visuals, satisfying gun play and a single player campaign that isn't actually half bad. As with most of these types of games, things can eventually get grind and repetitive, but after 10 years of making first person mobile shooters, these folks know what they're doing when it comes to touchscreen, garnishment and shadow gun legends is a prime example. Perhaps you're sick of five versus five hero battling. If that's the case, can I interest you in 6v6 much wars? Technically, a graphical overhaul of the popular war robots? This remastered edition has proved crazy.

Popular much fans can collect and control the 50 chassis on offer. Shooter fans can get stuck into the customizable weapon loadouts and the anti-social can ditch the team battles altogether for free for all and solo arena modes. Recent updates include cute drones, which can attack or defend a serious Sam crossover event and the new typhoon robot the community is active. There is regular new content and there's even a YouTube story series with 15-minute long episodes of robots having existential crises. The game is also really fun, obviously hats off to iconic.

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