The mobile game industry is packed with action games, most of which are multiplayer-focused and inspired by Call of Duty. Among them is Battle Prime, a third-person action game featuring 4K graphics. Here, you'll manage the primes — virtual soldiers — each with their own abilities and powerful arsenal that you can use to battle other players in thrilling duels. Remember, though, that the game is based on which type of soldier you chose to control.

What is Battle Prime?

In this multiplayer shooter, teams will battle until there is only one soldier left standing. You play as Prime, a universal avatar with special powers, including Hulk-like power and Flash’s speed. During competitive 6v6 battles, you will have the chance to display your skills and strength. You can switch between the Primes, use their weapons to monitor the course of the battle, and destroy your opponents. You will win prizes for any win and get a better ranking.

The default control system for the game is fairly standard. Use your left thumb to move your character and aim with your right. There is also scope, reload, and a special ability button found on the right side of the screen. You can customize the controls by using the Options menu. In addition, you can choose your character to automatically fire his weapon as soon as the enemy is in sight.

Unlike Call of Duty: Mobile, Battle Prime's levels are small and set in urban environments. The main objective is to get to the middle of the world, lurking behind the corner of your enemy's home, and wipe them all out of it. The team that scores 100 points wins the match. There are also different modes to the game, including Capture the Flag and domination. You can also collect weapons and upgrade them for a better chance of fighting.

Same old gameplay

Overall, Battle Prime is a game that offers exciting multiplayer battles. However, as far as its mechanics are concerned, you will see a tired mixture of old elements. You're going to team up with other players online and beat the other teams, something we've seen in other games. The only thing that's new is the console-level graphics. It does, however, run exceptionally well, with no problems and little-to-no loading times, which is great.