Apex Legends Mobile: A Portable Power House

Apex Legends Mobile: A Portable Power House

Most of the gunplay issues are thankfully alleviated by great aim assist and an abundance of resources. When not engaged in combat, players can open the map, pin targets or resources, choose between throwable and consumable items, jump, slide, and more. Every feature one would expect from the main game is present in Apex Legends Mobile. Getting used to the screen-based controls will take some time for those not accustomed to mobile gaming and to those that use third-party mobile controllers, Apex Legends Mobile will not support them at launch – however, it is something the team says is a priority post-launch.

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There will be ten legends available at launch: Bangalore, Bloodhound, Caustic, Gibraltar, Lifeline, Mirage, Octane, Pathfinder, Wraith, and the mobile exclusive legend, Fade. This new legend borrows from other legends like Mirage and Wraith, and can be compared to Overwatch‘s Tracer. His passive ability, “Surge,” provides a boost of speed that leaves after-images behind. His tactical ability, “Flash-Back,” opens a rift that transports him about 60m back. His ultimate ability, “Phase Chamber,” allows him to throw one of his suit’s activator cores, which leaves anyone caught in its radius unable to take or receive damage – perfect for a quick escape.

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While Apex Legends Mobile is already feeling tight and responsive, it will still be prone to some hiccups once the player base starts to grow. Some known bugs and connection issues are present but the team is aware of them and is actively working to resolve them. Thankfully, there will be a ton of polished content at launch with even more core and seasonal content already in the works. For those who are on the fence about giving Apex Legends Mobile a go, it is absolutely worth trying as it only costs about 2gb of storage space and fifteen minutes of free time.

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Apex Legends Mobile is available now for iOS and Android devices. Screen Rant was provided with an iOS download for the purpose of this preview.

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Apex Legends Mobile: A Portable Power House

Most of the gunplay issues are thankfully alleviated by great aim assist and an abundance of resources. When not engaged in combat, players can open the map, pin targets or resources, choose between throwable and consumable items, jump, slide, and more. Every feature one would expect from the main game is present in Apex Legends Mobile. Getting used to the screen-based controls will take some time for those not accustomed to mobile gaming and to those that use third-party mobile controllers, Apex Legends Mobile will not support them at launch – however, it is something the team says is a priority post-launch.

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There will be ten legends available at launch: Bangalore, Bloodhound, Caustic, Gibraltar, Lifeline, Mirage, Octane, Pathfinder, Wraith, and the mobile exclusive legend, Fade. This new legend borrows from other legends like Mirage and Wraith, and can be compared to Overwatch‘s Tracer. His passive ability, “Surge,” provides a boost of speed that leaves after-images behind. His tactical ability, “Flash-Back,” opens a rift that transports him about 60m back. His ultimate ability, “Phase Chamber,” allows him to throw one of his suit’s activator cores, which leaves anyone caught in its radius unable to take or receive damage – perfect for a quick escape.

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While Apex Legends Mobile is already feeling tight and responsive, it will still be prone to some hiccups once the player base starts to grow. Some known bugs and connection issues are present but the team is aware of them and is actively working to resolve them. Thankfully, there will be a ton of polished content at launch with even more core and seasonal content already in the works. For those who are on the fence about giving Apex Legends Mobile a go, it is absolutely worth trying as it only costs about 2gb of storage space and fifteen minutes of free time.

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Apex Legends Mobile is available now for iOS and Android devices. Screen Rant was provided with an iOS download for the purpose of this preview.

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