Urban Heat: FPS

Name: Urban Heat: FPS
Rating: 4.7 (2474 reviews)
Author: OneUp Games

Epic Urban Multiplayer FPS

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

2.5K Ratings
Ages

18+
Years
Category

Action
Developer

OneUp Games
Language

EN
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Size

1.8
GB

Urban Heat: THE ULTIMATE MULTIPLAYER SHOOTER (FPS) GAME Crew up and conquer the war for power on the streets in Urban Heat! Immerse yourself in the gritty, action-packed urban warzone of this epic multiplayer first-person shooter (FPS) game! It’s all about shooting your gang’s way to the top in this high-octane multiplayer deathmatch. You gotta be strapped with the perfect load-out to answer your call of combat in this ruthless warzone. Unlock characters and gear up to win with a vast arsenal of fully customizable weapons tailored to match your unique shooting style. This thrilling FPS game is designed especially for mobile, so you can enjoy smooth shooting action and stunning graphics anytime, anywhere. Your crew’s waiting, let’s roll!

Ratings & Reviews

4.7

out of 5

2.5K Ratings

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Mar 4

Zxsimo
I’ve been playing Urban Heat and I really like the game and the potential it has. The gunplay and movement feel good, but I think a few features would make the game way better and keep players playing longer.First, the game needs a leaderboard system so players can compete and see who the best players are. Ranked mode would feel more rewarding if we could see global and regional rankings.Second, it would help a lot if the game had a search feature for lobbies or players, so we can find friends or join matches faster.Another important feature would be voice chat or microphones so players can talk to teammates and make parties. Being able to create squads or parties before joining ranked matches would make teamwork way better.The game could also improve gameplay by adding more equipment and tactical items like:•Smoke grenades•Heartbeat sensors•Flash grenades•Different tactical grenadesRight now when players die it feels a little basic, so adding things like killcams or better respawn systems would make matches more exciting.More maps and game modes would also help a lot. Modes like:•Search and DestroyThese would add variety so the game doesn’t feel repetitive.Overall, Urban Heat has a lot of potential and the gameplay is already fun. With more features like leaderboards, voice chat, more equipment, and new maps/modes, the game could become one of the best mobile shooters.
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Mar 4

Zxsimo

I’ve been playing Urban Heat and I really like the game and the potential it has. The gunplay and movement feel good, but I think a few features would make the game way better and keep players playing longer.First, the game needs a leaderboard system so players can compete and see who the best players are. Ranked mode would feel more rewarding if we could see global and regional rankings.Second, it would help a lot if the game had a search feature for lobbies or players, so we can find friends or join matches faster.Another important feature would be voice chat or microphones so players can talk to teammates and make parties. Being able to create squads or parties before joining ranked matches would make teamwork way better.The game could also improve gameplay by adding more equipment and tactical items like:•Smoke grenades•Heartbeat sensors•Flash grenades•Different tactical grenadesRight now when players die it feels a little basic, so adding things like killcams or better respawn systems would make matches more exciting.More maps and game modes would also help a lot. Modes like:•Search and DestroyThese would add variety so the game doesn’t feel repetitive.Overall, Urban Heat has a lot of potential and the gameplay is already fun. With more features like leaderboards, voice chat, more equipment, and new maps/modes, the game could become one of the best mobile shooters.
AI 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
Feb 27

thtboyjr
Games are so heavily algorithmically altered it ruins the experience. Either start games when there’s teams of REAL players or don’t start it at all. I understand mid-game potentially filling a disconnecter with an AI bot but tbh, I’d rather just have that spot empty altogether - opposition or teammate. AI bots are ruining the experience. Do what CoD does from a perspective even. When there’s an empty spot, have someone fill it mid-game but just not take the stat loss. Tired of certain games being so lopsided from both perspectives, winning and losing. AI bots are already locked and firing before I even turn the corner. I’m taking damage behind cover. I hit my ult but AI clears me in 2-shots because they hit all dome. If the bot bs can be fixed, this is an easy 5-star. Awesome game otherwise.
AI 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼
Feb 27

thtboyjr

Games are so heavily algorithmically altered it ruins the experience. Either start games when there’s teams of REAL players or don’t start it at all. I understand mid-game potentially filling a disconnecter with an AI bot but tbh, I’d rather just have that spot empty altogether - opposition or teammate. AI bots are ruining the experience. Do what CoD does from a perspective even. When there’s an empty spot, have someone fill it mid-game but just not take the stat loss. Tired of certain games being so lopsided from both perspectives, winning and losing. AI bots are already locked and firing before I even turn the corner. I’m taking damage behind cover. I hit my ult but AI clears me in 2-shots because they hit all dome. If the bot bs can be fixed, this is an easy 5-star. Awesome game otherwise.
Account data/Syncing
Feb 20

Uno1Take!
Game is great and can be better main thing I would touch on is the AI i almost never play with real players. Keeping my account data like a login system would be great, tried the game on multiple devices with different account with great items but no way to make one of the two my main account. And progression could maybe be tuned down a little with a little more rewards possibly? Feels a little grindy but making it just a pinch easier to progress could help.

Developer Response
Thank you for the detailed feedback! Regarding AI players, bots can appear in matches depending on the mode, rank, and matchmaking conditions. We’re continuously working on improving matchmaking and overall balance to provide more matches with real players over time. We also agree with your point about the login system and account management, this is something we’re already working on so players can manage their accounts more easily across devices. Thanks again for your suggestions, they help us improve the game.
Account data/Syncing
Feb 20

Uno1Take!

Game is great and can be better main thing I would touch on is the AI i almost never play with real players. Keeping my account data like a login system would be great, tried the game on multiple devices with different account with great items but no way to make one of the two my main account. And progression could maybe be tuned down a little with a little more rewards possibly? Feels a little grindy but making it just a pinch easier to progress could help.
Developer Response Mar 2
Thank you for the detailed feedback! Regarding AI players, bots can appear in matches depending on the mode, rank, and matchmaking conditions. We’re continuously working on improving matchmaking and overall balance to provide more matches with real players over time. We also agree with your point about the login system and account management, this is something we’re already working on so players can manage their accounts more easily across devices. Thanks again for your suggestions, they help us improve the game.
Needs a training room or practice range and super pay 2 win
Jan 12

Anthony Dominguez
Urban Heat has an incredible amount of potential. It feels like a fusion of Call of Duty Mobile, Total Overdose, and Overwatch, wrapped in an urban, street-culture atmosphere that gives it its own identity. The gunplay is fast, the movement feels good, and the overall vibe makes it genuinely fun to play.That said, a few design choices hold the game back.The biggest issue is the lack of a true training room or practice range. A mode like Call of Duty Mobile’s would allow players to properly adjust sensitivity, HUD layout, and controls without hurting their team in public or ranked matches. Trying to fine-tune settings during live games puts players at a disadvantage and negatively affects team performance.Another concern is the heavy reliance on in-game currency for core gameplay features. Having to spend money or grind just to build weapons in the gunsmith or unlock key mechanics makes the experience feel more pay-to-win than skill-based. Competitive shooters should reward precision, positioning, and mastery, not spending.Sniper rifles are especially affected by this. They do not feel powerful or satisfying. Body shots require far too many bullets, and even upper-body hits often take multiple shots, which defeats the purpose of a sniper. On top of that, quick-scoping being locked behind paid upgrades further limits fair play and makes the weapon class feel weak and unbalanced.Despite these issues, Urban Heat is still a fun and stylish shooter with a strong foundation. With a proper training mode, better weapon balance, and a shift away from pay-to-win mechanics toward skill-based progression, it could become something truly great.Three stars for now, but it has the potential to be much more. 🎯
Needs a training room or practice range and super pay 2 win
Jan 12

Anthony Dominguez

Urban Heat has an incredible amount of potential. It feels like a fusion of Call of Duty Mobile, Total Overdose, and Overwatch, wrapped in an urban, street-culture atmosphere that gives it its own identity. The gunplay is fast, the movement feels good, and the overall vibe makes it genuinely fun to play.That said, a few design choices hold the game back.The biggest issue is the lack of a true training room or practice range. A mode like Call of Duty Mobile’s would allow players to properly adjust sensitivity, HUD layout, and controls without hurting their team in public or ranked matches. Trying to fine-tune settings during live games puts players at a disadvantage and negatively affects team performance.Another concern is the heavy reliance on in-game currency for core gameplay features. Having to spend money or grind just to build weapons in the gunsmith or unlock key mechanics makes the experience feel more pay-to-win than skill-based. Competitive shooters should reward precision, positioning, and mastery, not spending.Sniper rifles are especially affected by this. They do not feel powerful or satisfying. Body shots require far too many bullets, and even upper-body hits often take multiple shots, which defeats the purpose of a sniper. On top of that, quick-scoping being locked behind paid upgrades further limits fair play and makes the weapon class feel weak and unbalanced.Despite these issues, Urban Heat is still a fun and stylish shooter with a strong foundation. With a proper training mode, better weapon balance, and a shift away from pay-to-win mechanics toward skill-based progression, it could become something truly great.Three stars for now, but it has the potential to be much more. 🎯

– New Player Profile with expanded stats and progress tracking. Analyze your performance over time, compare with other players, and view detailed stats for Ranked mode, characters, and weapons. – Ranked Season 4 is now live with fresh content and new challenges to complete. – New Map: Altitude - jump into fast-paced battles on a brand-new battlefield. – Teammates are now permanently visible through walls for better battlefield awareness.

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