Free-to-play FPS battle royale
FPS Free Fire Game: New Gun Shooting Games Offline is a free action game from Top Trends - Apps Games. This online battle royale experience puts you in control of an elite commando sent to an abandoned city to duke it out with other soldiers—actual players and AI bots—to be the last warrior standing.
It has visually impressive designs, but FPS Free Fire Game: New Gun Shooting Games Offline fails to translate it into animation and gameplay of the same quality. It leads to a buggy, extra challenging experience, like a lower-quality PUBG Mobile or Call of Duty: Mobile.
Be the last man standing
Right off the bat, FPS Free Fire Game: New Gun Shooting Games Offline feels at home for players of first-person shooters (FPS) and battle royale games. Starting with the intuitive control that’s common in the genre, although it customizes the button for a slightly different feel. Like CODM, it also supports a wide range of movements from running, crouching, and crawling.
In terms of gameplay, there’s nothing new to expect. You drop off from a plane and choose a landing point anywhere on the map, scavenge weapons and items, and try to survive. You can play aggressively and engage in gunfights, or try to stay stealthy and wait until players take each other out. The game ends when you die or win, with your ranking revealed as your session ends.
It’s worth noting at this point that every game is made up of a mix of bots and players. However, there’s no way to find out and with its limited player base, AI opponents are more likely. Also, as mentioned before, the animation is surprisingly clunky. Character models also tend to glitch with walls and doors, either giving you visibility or getting you stuck in places where you shouldn’t be.
An underperforming knockoff
In a mobile market saturated with battle royale games, FPS Free Fire Game: New Gun Shooting Games Offline is a promising entry with its impressive graphics and customized urban military feel. However, the game itself starts to fall apart shortly after you start playing. Aside from not offering anything original to the players, its animation is glitchy—creating a promising experience that gets old real fast.
