Hyper Front Review: More than just a Valorant clone for mobile devices

Hyperfront the cellphone is brand new tactical shooter game with similar gameplay and visual style valiant, Riot’s 5v5 game for PC that will also arrive on Mobile. It is made from Netasi, who have some experience when it comes to mobile gaming. Overall, it’s a pretty decent and fun game, however its resemblance to Valorant could get him into trouble. In this article, we’ll look at Hyper Front and share our first impressions of the game.

The game looks pretty well done and finished at first glance. Anyone who has ever played Valorant would be able to understand this game cloned The extremely popular game of Riot. That said, the gameplay isn’t bad and it’s actually quite fun and entertaining.

Generate and compete in multiplayer maps that span multiple game modes

Starting with revision, Hyper Front is quite challenging but a pleasant experience with a few issues here and there. The maps are well designed although the spawn points may take some work. There’s a random mode which has a classic mode, Deadly struggle, arms raceAnd Method of conquest (Arms Race and Conquest modes are not yet playable but on the way) while Ranked Mode is ranked seek and destroy with higher stakes, where players can climb the ranks.

Weapon balance could have been slightly better and snipers don’t seem to deal enough damage sometimes even with chest shots. Additionally, players may face a small delay which could be resolved as Netease sets up servers in multiple locations.

Choose from a list of characters with unique abilities, including Teleportation and Area Scans

Players can choose from a lot of different heroes to use in battle. Each character has two special abilities and supreme skill along with an eye-catching look and individually voiced slogans. Many of the abilities appear to be copied directly from Valorant with special arrows that can show enemies, heals, walls, and more.

The game also has a colorful and futuristic feel to it which actually works quite well although it is again very similar to Valorant. Hyper Front has bots that kick in if there aren’t many players online, but they’re not really the best in the game like bots from Call of Duty: Mobile so a slight boost to their abilities might be better.

Coming to the arsenal, players can earn in-game currency after each round in the search and destroy mode which they can use for better protection, skill, ssecondary pistols, assault rifles, submachine guns, submachine guns and sniper rifles. Once again, the game copies Valorant. The number of guns and even the firing modes and design look very similar.

While players can equip weapon skins, there’s no way to adjust attachments or make changes, which isn’t too bad, but games like Call of Duty: Mobile have gunsmiths that allow for better weapon customization

The game comes with detailed maps and visuals along with smooth controls

Graphically the game is beautiful. Players can adjust the visual settings to make the game better or smoother. As mentioned above, the visual style draws a lot of inspiration from Valorant. The maps are quite detailed with a lot of vibrancy. Audio balance could be slightly better, although sometimes it’s not that easy to tell if a firefight is near or farther away.

Controls are decent enough and not too cramped. There are the usual virtual joysticks on either side for moving and looking around, along with crouching, jumping, two triggers, and a stealth button that reduces the sound of your footsteps. The user interface is pretty clean and simple, and it even has some elements that look very similar to Valorant. There isn’t much to say about it.

IAPs are there but they don’t do much harm

Just like any other game, Hyper Front comes with in-app purchases. However, they are simply cosmetic and don’t affect gameplay much. Speaking of weapon skins, some skins look really cool and even have animations while they are also purchasable with the game’s free currency, so it might be worth buying or grinding them.

Final verdict

Despite being based or rather copying another popular game, Hyper Front is definitely worth playing. It has solid gameplay, good looking graphics and graphics and is simply very refined and clean all around. Hyper Front might also be one of the coolest and most enjoyable FPS titles that have been released in recent times.

However, considering how Combat Mastera game that recently had to make a return after it has been releasedbecame popular as a Modern Warfare clone for mobile devices and then it was removed from Play Store and App Store. Something similar happens to this title is possible like Riot Games intends to launch a mobile version of Valorant soon. While looking for an original design should have been something Netease did, they probably should do it now as it’s not too late and they can still change things.

That said, for what it is, this is definitely a game you should try if you are looking for a tactical FPS.

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