Top 5 Best Battle Royale Games On Android High Graphics Part 2

Top 5 Best Battle Royale Games On Android High Graphics Part 2

1) Call of Duty: Mobile

The biggest mobile game release of all time was Call of Duty: Mobile. There is a purpose behind it. The game has a lot of content and is among the most well-polished in its genre. A 100-player battle royale mode is one of the game's many PvP modes. As you grind through the game, you can unlock and play with a tonne of different characters, weapons, and customizations. In terms of the best battle royale games for mobile, it ranks right up there with PUBG Mobile and Fortnite, and unless the developers really screw up, that should continue for a while.

2) Creative Destruction

Fortnite and Creative Destruction are remarkably similar. We even classify it as a clone. But it's a respectable clone. The game features a sizable map with diverse topography and 100-player matches. Stuff can be created and destroyed. You can also choose to play in first or third person. We found that to be a lot of fun. Some midrange and low end phones struggle to run the game. Additionally, it occasionally has bugs. However, in our testing, the experience was still quite positive.

3) Fortnite

Fortnite's debut was contentious. It is, however, unquestionably among the best and most well-liked battle royale games. Like most games in the genre, this one has a battle royale with 100 players. You land on an island from an aeroplane, construct your defences, gather weapons, and eliminate the opposing players. The addition of a crafting component elevates it above most battle royale games. Additionally, you can bring all of your skins with you by syncing your data between the console and PC versions of this game. The game is still imperfect, but it has greatly improved since its inception. Early in 2020, the game was also formally released on the Play Store, eliminating the need for sideloading the app from Epic Games’ store.

4) Garena Free Fire Max

One of the most played mobile battle royale games is Garena Free Fire Max, which was only released in 2021. The typical battle royale content is present. The winner is the last person standing when you and the other 49 players parachut in. Games that require you to find supplies and weapons in order to survive the other players only last for about ten minutes.

Four-man squads, support for Free Fire accounts, and other features are included in this one as well. Even though the new Garena Free Fire is still good, the older version undoubtedly garners more attention from programmers.

5) Guns Royale

In terms of pure mechanics, Guns Royale is a battle royale game that is fairly typical. You descend into a large-scale, players-vs.-players shootout in a rapidly contracting game area. However, the game switches from a first-person viewpoint to an isometric three-quarters view. This makes it possible for you to see your rivals all around you, including around corners, changing the nature of the game significantly. Along with some other game features, this one also includes augmented reality (AR) components for an even more distinctive experience. It's a free-to-play game, just like pretty much all other battle royale games, but it's not particularly aggressive. The majority of IO games also have a battle royale vibe to them.