AR: Dead Trigger is Madfinger’s first entry into the first-person shooter market – though, yeah, yeah, Shadowgun was a third-person shooter, same difference. Much like how Shadowgun draws inspiration from Gears of War and other cover shooters, Dead Trigger feels inspired by Call of Duty’s Zombies mode, along with Left 4 Dead. The player loads up for bear, and uses their armament to take out endless waves of zombies.
The most successful first-person shooter franchise of all time is the Call of Duty series, but, aside from a few low-effort titles, it doesn’t have nearly as big of a presence on the mobile front. That’s where the Modern Combat series comes in, often considered the best first-person shooters available for mobile devices. This series is the mobile equivalent of Call of Duty and even surpasses it in some ways.
Free Android games are crap, most of them at least. Digital detritus, designed to manipulate rather than to entertain. The worst thing about them is that they take something that is good, even innocent, and by charging for elements that should be found, earned or experienced, they turn what is good in gaming into something crappy. By taking advantage of gamers’ desire to play and by charging piecemeal and aggressively for the stuff of play, they not only suck the fun out of our playtime, they slap a price tag on what should be just fun. In short, they suck.
Hardcore Droid - It's happening slowly, but free Android games are slowly working out their glitches, as developers abandon terrible gameplay gimmicks like timers and gem and energy purchases for better crafted experiences. We still have a long way to go before free games reach the heights of expensive industry productions. However, that said, if you haven't done so already, pick up one of these free Android classics and Android’s vast potential will become clear to you
