At a time when wild campaigns are being waged on the PUBG Mobile Battle Royale game, which has become popular and is still reaping success after another in an unprecedented way, as the game continues to maintain its popularity among millions of players around the world.
Although it has reached the point of banning it in many countries, and it is facing many legal problems in front of some governments, the most recent of which is the application of a comprehensive ban on all PUBG Mobile activities in India, “the largest market in Asia after China,” and other countries.
Currently, many players around the world are anticipating the possibility of banning the game within their countries, and the main reason in my opinion is the misuse of the game.
Which has reached the point of being addicted to it, and wasting continuous hours in front of smartphone screens in order to play it non-stop, so it became clear that the game will face this obstacle, which will definitely affect its growth.
Many players around the world are currently facing difficulty in trying to find an alternative to PUBG Mobile and having the same level of fun in team play, and closer to its capabilities, if not better in several aspects.
The best alternative is two well-known games in the global mobile gaming market, Garena Free Fire and Call Of Duty Mobile, which is quite well known.
But who is the best alternative between them?
To find out the most worthy title for solutions in the PUBG store if you are banned, we will compare the two games through several aspects, whether in terms of graphics, gameplay, game size and the number of players as well and in order for you to choose yourself, we will explain the differences in general.
Graphics and graphic requirements
Call of Duty surpasses its Free Fire counterpart in terms of graphics and physics as well by several stages. There is no comparison between the two games in this respect, but everything is beautiful and definitely "high cost", in terms of utilizing the memory space.
And pressure on the components of the phone, and battery consumption doubly and other things, however, if you want to reduce the graphics settings in the game Call of Duty to the lowest level, you will become closer to its counterpart in terms of graphics closer to "cartoony".
It will work with the same performance on average phones, so your concern for picture quality, details, and the environment around you remains optional.
Number of Players
We mean the number of players here, not in terms of the number of players within the round, but at the global level, for example, Free Fire has a greater popularity base in countries such as "India" and some Arab countries.
The number of active players is 500 million players spread around the world, and Call of Duty Mobile has approximately 250 million active players.
But the total number of players is certainly not the only decisive criterion, as Free Fire has more content creators on social media platforms, in addition to a large percentage of views, competitions, and global events that are greater than their counterparts.
The game system and Battle Royale
The two games literally go in two different directions in this regard, as the Call of Duty Mobile game adopts the traditional systems that are out of date, which is Deathmatch, Bomb Defusal, and Domination, which are known in all parts of the game.
The idea of Battle Royale was adopted very late, and one map provided up to 100 players, as is the case in the game PUBG, but you can still enjoy the Killstreak or Scorestreak feature.
As for Free Fire, on the other hand, it has 3 royal maps and the Battle Royale system, it has up to 50 players on the same map, and has one classic mode called Free Fire's Rampage.
Therefore, both games have their own gameplay, as Free Fire has a character system, and Call of Duty has a point system.
The size
The game space is very important in mobile games, especially the limited internal storage space, as the Free Fire game has a size of 1 GB / byte, and consumes less than the temporary phone memory, so it is very possible to work normally on low-performance phones.
While Call of Duty Mobile needs a storage space of 2 GB / bytes, and you need a memory speed of 4 GB / bytes at the very least, in order to function normally.
Which is better?
Both games are definitely worth playing, but Call of Duty Mobile is better in terms of shooting, sounds, graphics, tactics, and other things that may interest you.
And if you want to experience the Battle Royale system in an enjoyable way, your choice should fall on Free Fire, which is better in this respect in several stages.
In the end, we recall that we previously talked about the possibility of moving from PUBG to another Battle Royale game, but here we focused on some aspects that we did not address in the past.
Therefore, we are happy to share your views on the two games, and which of them do you think would be suitable as an alternative to PUBG Mobile?
If you choose one of these two games, you can download it through the buttons below on iOS and Android devices.
