Arena Breakout: Realistic FPS 17+

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.

So let’s clear one thing up. Most people who rate this game negative are complaining about a pay wall, or saying that anyone with premium armor they paid for can run through everyone. THAT IS NOT TRUE AT ALL!! Most armor can only protect your Head, Face, and Chest. Even premium armor. Some chest armor, can cover shoulders, and lower abdomen. Most helmets do not cover the ears. That means that arms, legs always take full damage while ears, lower gut, shoulder usually take full damage (ear shot is an instant kill) The trick is to shoot a players weak points. They have a mode call Covert Op where you play as a militant imposter, with the worst guns and ammo and armor. People in Covert Ops take down players with premium armor in every match I play. Including me from my scavenged premium armor. You can still die from having your limbs shot off. To sum it up. This is a skill based shoot and loot with loot tiers. The loot tiers make quality of life better but do not make anyone invincible. Sometimes you will live, sometimes you will die. It’s a hardcore game, that means don’t go in with anything you can’t afford to lose yet. Make a cheaper load-out, that you can mass produce, then loot and survive until you can increase your load-out value, without going broke in a few deaths. Happy hunting, and remember there is no point in dying with your pockets full of loot, when you could’ve extracted sooner.

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.