That ruins the balance of the game.Sure, you can avoid that by just paying real money and getting everything you want. So, at the end of the day, you will be not only more experienced than other players, but you'll also have more utility. Here's why.In order to buy all of your utilities without paying, you need to play for tens, maybe even hundreds of hours. Not necessarily with real money, though.But, in order to buy everything by using only in-game currency, you'll spend a LOT of time just grinding to get your rewards. But, here's where things get a little bit sour - you need to buy all of the utilities in this game.Flashbangs, grenades, EMPs, sniper rifles, you name it. Most of the time, chances are that you'll be trying to win by using precision, reflexes, and in some cases teamwork in order to win.You also have the choice of utilizing nades, different weapons, and tools. Shall we? Tactical gameplay - is it any good? When it comes to tactical gameplay, let's just say that this is not the best game that there is on that aspect. Not to mention nades.Speaking of nades, let's talk about the tactical aspects of the game. It's just that the skill ceiling is kinda lower than other games like Critical Ops where you need to take recoil and movement inaccuracy into account. You're still trying to get the competitive edge.In this game, you still wanna be faster, more precise, and ahead of your opponent in pretty much every single way. But, casual gamers who are not willing to invest a lot of time and effort into improving their skills will most likely appreciate the game's core mechanics.Does that mean that the game is not suitable for competitive gamers? Again, not really. It's most certainly a turn off for those who love competitive and punishing games. This significantly reduces the skill ceiling and makes running and gunning very easy.Is this a bad thing? In our opinion, it depends on who you're asking. But, what about the core gameplay and mechanics of the game?Well, first of all, there's little to no recoil while shooting. Core mechanics and gameplay The main concept is fairly easy to understand and get into. When you're playing a zone control match, the map is split into 5 pieces/zones and the team which dominates the most zones is the one that wins. But, more on that later on.Zone control is, well, zone control. Of course, when gameplay and game balance get in the way, things do get a bit more complicated. In a deathmatch, the one who gets the most kills is the winner. So, for those of you who haven't tried it yet - care to check it out? The main concept Shadowgun DeadZone mainly offers two game modes:
We eventually came to the realization that a lot of you out there love this game. One of those games is Shadowgun DeadZone - a kind of competitive shooter. Not too long ago, we took a look a 10 of the best gun games for Android.
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