Apex Legends Mobile: Tips, Tricks, and review

Apex Mobile is not cross-platform-compatible. However, it uses the same basic formula to play in teams of three. Nine of the 10 Apex Legends at launch are originals: Lifeline, Mirage, Octane, Pathfinder, Wraith, Bangalore, Bloodhound, and Gibraltar.

 The platform's tenth Legend, Fade, is brand new. He is a platform exclusive and has a recall ability that can send him back to the point he was just a few seconds before.

 Because his kit was designed to maximize his survival and maneuverability, he makes a great solo-player Legend.

 His ultimate put enemies in a void where they can't take damage. However, if you are in trouble, you can step into the radius of the ult to enter the void. Fade can use his entire kit to help him survive as long as possible.

 Textures appear more detailed, and it is easy to see what items are present on the ground without zooming in.

 It looks exactly how we expected Apex Legends to look on Switch, and Respawn may have done better to release this version for Switch than to extend the console version.

 These maps have been slightly modified to adapt to mobile devices and maintain the natural feel of the rotations.

 The UI is very similar to the PC and console versions, but it's smaller and has minor tweaks to make it easier to understand and look at.

 You can navigate the menus easily and collect all your weekly and daily challenge rewards in one click.

 It's fine to have the original group of Legends available, especially as these Legends were still very viable in the original game. However, they are even more valuable here without the additional Legends that were dropped in the PC/console versions after launch.

 It is more difficult to aim weapons on the smaller screen. Players might also accidentally fire earlier than they intended because of the virtual buttons clustered on the right.

 The best way to aim and fire would be to direct your aims toward your enemies and let the auto-reload hit while you keep your eyes on them.

 This may be because Mobile takes a little longer to complete a shot.

 Apex Mobile automatically grabs loot and opens doors. This means you don't need to keep moving your fingers all over the screen, trying to move forward or around.

 It doesn't pick up all the ammo around you; it only picks up the type of ammunition you are currently using. When you equip a weapon, it will automatically pick up the ammo and other healing items you have until it is full.

Here are some Apex Legends Mobile tips to help you become a better player.

 Take the Controls in your hands, literally

 There is controller support and a virtual controls editor within Apex Legends Mobile. The settings allow you to access both. Additionally, it helps you become familiar with Apex's layout and allows you to immediately place things in the right places on the screen to succeed.

 Make yourself familiar with the Legends and their combos

 Apex Legends Mobile is a mobile gaming company that lives and dies through the fun and appeal of its Legends. 

 There are four types of Legends: offensive, defensive, recon, and support. Each type of Legend has its role. Although there were ten Legends as of the release, future updates will likely add more.

 We recommend playing a few games to find the Legends that best suit your play style. For example, you should pick offensive or recon Legends for aggressive players.

 However, for more timid players, Support or defensive Legends may be better.

 Team composition is also a factor in success and defeat. Many successful squads can combine their skills to cause havoc on the battlefield.

 For example, Bangalore and Caustic have smoke-like abilities covering the battlefield and obscure views.

 Bloodhound can see through the smoke, thanks to a " Smoke-like " ability that allows him to see through the smoke.

 A team that includes all three can be quite dangerous, especially if one of the teams doesn't have a Bloodhound.

 Learn about the loadout section

 One of the best ways to learn about Apex Legends Mobile's weapons is through this method. You can view every gun available in the game in the Loadout section of the menu. 

 Comparing weapons can give you an idea of which ones have greater damage, range, and more. Alternatively, you can tap the bottom left corner of the screen to see what your Legend looks like when you hold it. If it is being held by someone else, you will know what to do.

 Apex Legends Mobile's dropship is often overlooked. Knowing where loot drops are, can give you an advantage. You can also drop down faster if you fly farther away or if you go straight down. Regardless of how you choose to drop, it matters.

 You should always maintain a high ground whenever possible, especially in shooters and PvP games in general. You can shoot at targets beneath you much more easily if you aim down than if you aim up. Keep in mind that Apex Legends Mobile is highly vertical.

 It is essential to be familiar with the map. Apex Legends has a large map that contains many buildings, nooks and crannies, hiding places, loot drops, and other features. The more you know about the map, the better. We have one map right now, but there will be many more in the future.