Chapter 2 Season 0 is now live!
Arena Breakout is a Next-Gen Immersive Tactical FPS, and a first-of-its-kind extraction looter shooter that pushes the limits of warfare simulation on mobile devices. Choose a faction and engage in tactical team combat, complete special missions, and experience intense firefights across a variety of maps and modes.
Season 0 Now Live
Arena Breakout officially enters Chapter 2 Season 0! In this season, embark on an all-new storyline with plenty of fresh content waiting for you to experience!
New Map: Airport
The new Airport map is now live, with abundant supplies waiting for you to loot. Join the fight at the Airport to get Gold Loot, take on the new boss Talia, and collect Boss Tokens!
New Map: Bay Area
The new Bay Area map is now live! There's no need to buy keys beforehand—simply loot using keys found in raids. Defeat special mutants and the new boss Phobos for a chance to get amazing supplies!
Biohazard Mode
Biohazard Mode is here! Form a 4-player team to take on multiple challenging stages together. Clear them to earn awesome rewards, upgrade weapons, and grow even stronger. Squad up and eliminate the mutants!
New Vehicles
Vehicles are now available in Northridge, Valley, and Airport. You can find motorcycles, pickup trucks, and jeeps across these three maps. Cruise across the map with your teammates and engage in intense firefights against enemy convoys!
Multiple New Gold Loot
In the new season, a variety of new Gold Loot items are scattered across the maps for you to discover and loot. Expand your collection now!
Arena Breakout is now available for download globally with the all-new Chapter 2 Season 0 The Battle is Back update! Join tens of millions of players and enjoy the latest shooter! Eliminate opponents head-on, use stealth, or avoid firefights altogether. You decide how to approach combat. Extract successfully from the battle zone for a chance to strike it rich, but be prepared to fight for survival.
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Extraction shooter games being relatively newer titles don't have much in terms of accessibility unless you have a desktop computer, and usually a beefy one at that. This game takes a LOT of inspiration from Escape from Tarkov in the way it plays, yet its execution of bring the mobile extract shooter doesn't truely live up to its older cousins on PC. Don't get me wrong, it plays reliably well and can be a blast... sometimes. Unlike most other extraction shooters with polished features it feels as if the game had TOO many features planned. Only some guns are customizable, and with those that are some are very limited in that aspect. Clunky controls leads to randomly shooting on accident which gives away your position, and sometimes these controls leads to a death in a firefight you should have won. As well as those using micro-transactions to demolish most others who don't, a good example being their battle pass. The battle pass heavily favors those that spend the money, and by heavily I mean HEAVILY. If your played the free you might get a nice box with a small ammo selection on the same tier where the premium battle pass gets a full combat-ready kit. With some other problems as well can't rate it TOO high, yet with more activity from the developers (who's studio is owned by the same people who made popular games such as Clash of Clans) I am hopeful for a brighter future where this game flourishes into the beautiful flower that it was presented as.
S tier, but has issues
00700Nikki
I recently started playing this game, and I’ve honestly been having a blast. It runs INCREDIBLY smoothly (with a little bit of freezing in game, but I think that’s my wifi having issues) It’s a great game that takes up a total of just over 7gb currently, compared to Warzone mobile’s 10gb, and cod mobile’s 20gb. This game has run about the same speed as codm, and EXPONENTIALLY better than Warzone mobile. I genuinely mean exponentially. Warzone mobile has incredibly laggy UI, and often textures don’t load. This game has NONE of those issues. I wouldn’t call this game pay to win AT ALL. It’s actually really balanced monetization wise. Only p2w aspect is secure containers which you either need a voucher card for (extremely rare, I think you only get one when you download the game) or you need to pay a subscription per month. 2.99 usd per month for the smallest one, which is tolerable, but 8.99 for the other one, which is only 50% bigger. Overall, this game has been great. The in-raid UI is clunky, and as of now I haven’t found a fix to it, but there might be one. I think that the only TRULY BAD ISSUE is that it’s an extraction mobile game. It’s harder to find time where you KNOW you can sit down and play the raid, it’s much less convenient than other shorter match time games, like clash royale. If you do have time, it’s incredibly fun, and hats off to the developers for making a great game. It’s pretty freaking awesome.
An Outstanding Extraction FPS that stand next to Tarkov and not in its shadow.
Dviant45
Arena: Breakout (AB) is an extraction shooter that wears it’s pride and inspiration on its sleeve. If you’re familiar with “Escape from Tarkov”, then you know what I mean. If you aren’t, then that most likely means you don’t have a crazy high end computer. AB, takes many of the elements from EFT and made it its own for mobile. While an incredibly difficult shooter, it’s satisfying in its own way. This is not a title for casual gamers. When you die, you lose everything. The developers have taken strides to make it as casual accessible as possible, but you have to understand - the very concept of an extraction shooter is hardcore to a fault. You do not respawn, do not collect 100$, do not pass go. You return to the main menu with nothing but a knife. This is a game of choice and consequence as much as it is an FPS. I’ve been with the game since it’s first year and continue to play. It’s treading a slippery slope of COD with crazy skins and characters. The issue is, you’re a mercenary. You purchase EVERYTHING and outfit yourself. By that definition, professionals customize their weapons to standout, some have odd preference like… say bringing a hammer or axe as melee weapon. This is all grounded in real world ill-logic or “randomness”. They added operator abilities recently as well. Which again, makes sense. Some people carry stuff better, some people are quicker than others, etc. TenCent, be aware that you’re treading a slippery slope though.
Great Idea, Sad Execution
Bait_TheGlowToad
Extraction shooter games being relatively newer titles don’t have much in terms of accessibility unless you have a desktop computer, and usually a beefy one at that. This game takes a LOT of inspiration from Escape from Tarkov in the way it plays, yet its execution of bring the mobile extract shooter doesn’t truely live up to its older cousins on PC. Don’t get me wrong, it plays reliably well and can be a blast… sometimes. Unlike most other extraction shooters with polished features it feels as if the game had TOO many features planned. Only some guns are customizable, and with those that are some are very limited in that aspect. Clunky controls leads to randomly shooting on accident which gives away your position, and sometimes these controls leads to a death in a firefight you should have won. As well as those using micro-transactions to demolish most others who don’t, a good example being their battle pass. The battle pass heavily favors those that spend the money, and by heavily I mean HEAVILY. If your played the free you might get a nice box with a small ammo selection on the same tier where the premium battle pass gets a full combat-ready kit. With some other problems as well can’t rate it TOO high, yet with more activity from the developers (who’s studio is owned by the same people who made popular games such as Clash of Clans) I am hopeful for a brighter future where this game flourishes into the beautiful flower that it was presented as.
[New Map: Airport]
Guoyapos International Airport is located in the south of Guoyapos. Initially, it primarily served foreign tourists visiting the area. At the onset of the North-South Conflict, the airport undertook the important task of evacuating expatriates. As the war progressed, it was temporarily used by both sides as a frontline command center and underwent corresponding military modifications.
[New Map: Bay Area]
The Bay Area, located northeast of Guoyapos Port, is a peninsula extending into the sea. Before the war, this was Guoyapos' tourist hotspot—featuring an exhibition hall, commercial streets, and a medical complex along the coast, drawing a large number of tourists and vacationers.
[Vehicles]
New drivable or rideable vehicles have been added to the Northridge, Valley maps.
In the new update, vehicles will no longer require keys to unlock. You can interact with them directly on the map to use them.
Vehicle Types:
Motorcycle (1-seater)—Trunk space: 3x3
Pickup Truck (4-seater)—Trunk space: 7x10
Jeep (4-seater)—Trunk space: 7x4
[New Weapons & Equipment]
[Weapons]
Lancaster Four-Barrel Shotgun (Season Supplies)
JS9 Suppressed Submachine Gun (Season Supplies)
Tactical Compound Crossbow (Special Season Supplies)
AK-15 Assault Rifle
Negev-7 Light Machine Gun: Changed to a conventional weapon.
EVOLYS Light Machine Gun: Changed to a conventional weapon.
[Accessories]
SVDS Integrated Stock, SCAR-L Tactical Stock, MDR Rail Handguard, GROZA Extended Barrel, AK-12 Horizontal Muzzle Brake (all are conventional supplies).
Verified Prototype AN-94 Delay Tube (Special Season Supplies)
[Equipment]
DK9 Enhanced Mask (Conventional Equipment)
[Tactical Items]
RDG-2 Smoke Grenade (Season Supplies)
[Provisions]
Ration Bundle (Experimental Item)
[Intel Equipment]
Combat Recorder (Special Season Supplies)
Two-Wheeled Tactical Scouting Vehicle (Special Season Supplies)
[Ability Updates]
[New Abilities]
Private Channel: When entering solo, you start the match with a handheld radio.
Death Knell: When entering solo, significantly increases an enemy's redeployment cooldown upon eliminating them.
Bounty: When entering solo, receive bonus Koen rewards via mail after eliminating enemies.
Dead End Protocol: When entering solo, you can call in your own reinforcements after being eliminated.
Will to Live: When entering solo, you can revive yourself after being knocked down, if conditions are met.
Gray: When entering solo, significantly reduces the detection range of militants.
Elbow Power: Allows you to reposition supplies while performing ammo-related actions and using items.
Combat Stimulant: Hitting an enemy activates Adrenaline Rush or refreshes its duration. A fairly long cooldown applies before it can activate again.
Auto-Close Containers: Containers automatically close after being opened and searched.
Impact Resistant Position: Reduces fall damage to a certain extent.
[Item Updates]
[New Valuable Items]
Hefra Egg, Hall-Effect Thruster Model, Nameless Contribution Memorial Statue, Neural Network CPU, Classified Injection Elysium, Electromagnetic Catapult Component, New Frontier Universe Island Model, and Atomic Clock Core.
[Other Improvements]
1. Russian voiceovers are more comprehensive, with more scenarios now featuring Russian audio.
2. Improved the network diagnostic feature in Settings:
Diagnostic Results Suggestions: After testing, players can adjust their device environment based on the suggestions to improve network conditions.
Raid Latency Diagnostic: Run the diagnostic outside of a raid to preview potential latency upon entering one.
VPN Detection Prompt: Using a VPN may obfuscate results. (Ignore this prompt if using a game booster.)
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