Arena Breakout Brings Realistic, Immersive & Competitive Gameplay To Mobile
(This review was done during the test version and does not represent the final quality of the game)
Arena Breakout features some of the most realistic and immersive features ever seen in an FPS mobile game. Most compared to the similar style that the hit pc game Escape from Tarkov delivers. Right off the bat the game does an amazing job with its very in-depth tutorial. Best part is if you ever forget something it has a nice tutorial menu which gives you quick access to explain the basics. The main objective is to loot the area and then extract without dying. The game features both real live PVP enemies as well as computer generated enemies.
This isn't just a loot and shoot FPS game though. You will also have hyper realistic problems to deal with. Things such as thirst and energy level of your character, as well as body part damage when engaging in a gun fight. Getting shot at different parts of your body can play a huge role on how your character moves around. A simple leg injury can make your character move slower and remove your ability to sprint. You will have to manage the damage you receive with bandages, pain killers and other various first aid.
The most addictive part has to be looting other real live players and stealing all their gear. It is always a mystery after you defeat someone, because you never know what kind of items, they could have on them. You may find a new powerful gun of very valuable ammo. Aside from the typical gear and health items, you can also find different trinkets that can be sold for cash. Exploring the maps and looking for the best loot is always a new experience. You never have 2 playthroughs feel the same.
My biggest complaint was the controls. The controls on mobile devices for FPS games are always hit or miss. The biggest feature lacking for me was an auto fire button when you are aiming down sights on an enemy. Not having this feature forces you to play in a claw style with your index and pointer finger. By needing your finger to move your aim and your thumb to push the shoot button. There also was no controller support while playing the test version. With some solid controller support and improved touch screen controls this game is a must play.
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