October marked some significant moments in mobile gaming history, with the most beloved titles actually being popular game transitions and franchises to mobile. So, our list contains a few. Throughout the month, gamers were able to enjoy and try out some of the top titles for free. While many deserve to be on our list, we picked these five titles based on our honest opinion ...
Call of Duty: Mobile
Make the transition to mobile quite late compared to other popular FPS games of recent years, Call of Duty: Mobile still managed to score a huge commercial success already at the end of October 2019. In its first month, the mobile version generated nearly $ 54 million in revenue and nearly 150 million downloads, marking the largest mobile video game launch of the story. And, he's also joining the battle royale on the boat, along with Fortnite, PUBG Mobile, and the rest.
This game is exactly what it should be, a mobile adaptation of the Call of Duty first-person shooter series. It brings all the fan favorite content, including iconic maps, weapons and other elements from the original games, but it also opens up a whole range of new possibilities. It is free to play and available for Android and iOS.
King of Fighters Allstar
King of Fighters ALLSTAR deserves its place on our list for two things. First, it is surprising with its mix of action RPG and action RPG genres, rather than just being a fighting game. It will be familiar to anyone who has played any of the titles in the series and it is quite faithful to the original, but this mobile version naturally comes with its own allure and gameplay improvements.
The main difference with mobile gaming is that most of the fighters' movements are contextual, moving away from the usual combo-based gameplay. But it works great and the game feels like a modern Street Fighter game, which is cool considering it's a portable version. It also helps manage and collect fighters and includes an immersive storyline. It is therefore not a simple fighting game.
Dragon champions
As a fantasy-themed mobile RPG, Dragon Champions held great promise for its different visual style and slightly different game design. Slightly, because the genre naturally has features that are traditionally mandatory and are the bread and butter of this genre of games. So, with a view to getting its own flavor, this game has delved into the possibilities of a kind of hero collector.
So, this game brings some of the most detailed characters and heroes with detailed stats and detailed character models. The gameplay itself offers its own take on the traditional style and players love it. On the iTunes App Store, Dragon Champions received a 4,9 star rating out of over 2 votes, which is incredible. Its Google Play rating is slightly lower and sits at 000 stars for over 4,5k votes.
Mirage Memorial Global
At this point, hero collector games are plentiful, as the genre has its own appeal by default it seems. However, Mirage Memorial Global attempts to combine the collector genres of heroes, strategy, and inactivity in a fantasy environment. Its visual style is a bit minimalist and is reminiscent of East Asian MMOs and other popular online titles.
He naturally based his combat mechanics on traditional old-school methods, with a weak system of rock, paper, and scissors. The sound effects are not exciting, but the game appeals to fans of this mix of genres. It's crisp and fast, with fast-paced fights and lots of hero progression for people who like a lot of content in their games. It has 4,7 stars on Google Play out of 34 votes and a disappointing 000 stars on the iTunes App Store.
Empire Age of Knights
Empire Age of Knights seemed like a promising mobile strategy around the time it was released and its success rapidly increased on the iOS and Android stores. On Google Play, this game crossed the 100 download mark just days after its release. It now sits at 000 stars. On the iTunes App Store, it currently has 4,3 stars.
It is a mobile adaptation strategy from the famous Empire game series. It is set in medieval times, features smooth cartoon-like graphics, immersive and intricate gameplay, and has met every challenge so far. At its heart, it's an evolving game that makes good use of strategic combat. Players naturally gather res
