Galaxy S10 Plus Gaming Review & Performance By mobiscrub

So, we all know that the s10 plus is hands down the most powerful smartphone. As of now considering it has the newest generation of processors, and you couple that with eight gigs of RAM here on the s10 plus, it's a beast and needless to say, it's going to be great for gaming, now I'm going to compare the launch times for just a few games on these flagship Android devices that four previous generation just to give you an idea of how much better the s10 plus is. You will see that it is faster, just not a lot faster, alright, so let's just go ahead and try out some games, and I'm gonna start with Bob J, knowing how many of you love playing this game and I. Think it's a pretty good game to test in terms of textual quality, graphics as well as online gaming capabilities, and I've already talked about the game loading time. So let's keep that aside now here we go first, look. It looks amazing.

Now what you see on the left is that that bar it's its not being taken up by the app by default, so we're going to turn that up later, but lets you start playing as of now and see yeah. The quality is insane I mean the level of detailing all the shadows. The texture is there looking really nice, even the definition in the grass is perfect. If you look at the sky, the color I mean. Obviously my camera is only able to capture so much, but I'm looking at it in reality, and the color is look great.

The gradient in the sky, it's coming out beautifully, so really I mean no complaints there and now here, look at the shadows on the plane, the reflection of sunlight, that's happening, the flares that you see and the smoothness with which you know it's responding to my touch, I! Think it's pretty good and look at those clouds you can. You know these are the kind of things that you don't notice generally, when you're playing a game on a regular phone, but you know when so much detailing is so obvious on the screen. You do pick up on these details and look at the light bouncing off the parachute. It looks so good, so real yeah again some stuff- you just don't notice otherwise, but you do on these phones now. Let me switch to full screen and see how that impacts.

Your gaming experience. So now you see that it's all filled all up to the left. Some people might prefer that and some might not. So it's totally your preference, so you do have the option of having it full screens or not completely up to you. It doesn't interfere too much but yeah.

If it's something that bothers you I, guess that can't be helped now from a gaming perspective right now, I'm playing on my regular telecom operator or Internet, and not my wireless internet, just to see how it impacts performance. Now there is a slight you know. This is like Jeep, that I feel, but I don't think that has to do with the performance it has to do with the internet. Connectivity I think once I switch over to Wi-Fi to wireless internet. It would be definitely better, and I have switched to wireless internet now, and you can see it's a lot smoother, maybe not a lot, smoother, just smoother for sure, but yeah, otherwise, I think the entire gaming experience Saudi plays wonderfully well in extremely high quality.

Graphics. It's it's the highest setting and I know that you might not always have your phones, so the speaker at the bottom and the speaker inside the TOP is both together. They really do sound very filling, and the experience is pretty good. Okay, the next game I'm playing, is modern, combat 5. This is not multiplayer or online game, so it's all loaded onto the phone.

Here's one thing: it's so much smoother to play this game than it was to play pop G and I. Don't know if that has to do with the way the game optimizes itself for the phone, or it's just because this is not multiplayer and dependency or the latency factor does not kick in but yeah. This is amazing. Just look at that detail and look at the flares that are coming off. Look at the detail on the wall on the ceiling up there, and I think what really adds to the entire gaming experience is this display it's all edge to edge.

So you know whether you're playing a video like a movie or you playing one of these really high quality, HD games, I think the experience of having an edge to edge display it's just so immersive and that takes your gaming to a whole. Another level I mean even on other phones that have the performance capability. You just lack that I think it's some stunning stuff and the response just look at how smoothly the graphics go along as I move my finger over here now, let's play the game a little further and look at the colors here. Look at the colors in the building. You know the splashing of water.

Even the reflection in the water was amazing. Now, if you look at the scope of my gun over here, can you see through that scope and look at the blurring, that's happening through the scope? So that's a kind of detailing I'm talking about, and you can see that all over here now this border is flashing on the screen, looks so real. You know that smoke the look at the sky, the clouds, the detailing its I, think I've, never seen something as good, and I'm, not even exaggerating but yeah. This game, especially modern, combat 5. It's playing ultra smoothly, and I've never experienced this on any other form and here's another online FPS multiplayer game.

You know again, it depends on internet connectivity, the modem, that's there with the processor and how it works to deliver a seamless online multiplayer experience now I know we tried pub gene and there were some issues there. In terms of you know the smoothness, which I did not see in modern combat, since that was not multiplayer online. Now this one is, but this is as smooth as modern combat 5. So it seems like the game itself, optimizes for performance and that's something that all games should be able to do so yeah. That was more of a candid gaming performance, a review of the galaxy s 10 plus.

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