Black Survival vs Rules of Survival
Black Survival
Black Survival is a battle royale/survival game that will bring to mind games like PUBG and movies like the Hunger Games. However, as opposed to having plenty of players in a single game, Black Survival only houses up to 10 players on a deserted island. The island itself is segmented into 22 areas, each of which will gradually become "restricted areas" that drastically drain your health if you insist on staying in that area. It's also great that the game has a crafting aspect, allowing you to create hundreds of different weapons, tools and food items.Best yet, the game has an amazing myriad of characters for you to play as, each of them have their own backstories for you to discover. Characters are not all free, though you can literally play all of them by patiently waiting for the game's free character rotation. And of course, it also happens to be an anime-themed game... how many anime-themed battle royale games have you seen so far? (The answer is none except this one, by the way)
So, to sum up, Black Survival may have come out at just the right moment when the Battle Royale hype is at its peak thanks to popular games like PUBG and Fortnite Battle Royale, but it managed to innovate the genre and provide players with a fresh new perspective to the genre. You can even play this game for free while you're on the go!
Rules of Survival
Rules of Survival is a battle royale game that you can play while you're on the go. The game features a gameplay that resembles PUBG in many ways. You can drive vehicles, for example, in addition to the usual scavenging for better weapons, more ammo, medical supplies and other resources while competing with the other 120 players for the victory royale on a map that's periodically shrinking.It is inevitable that one day we'll have a battle royale game that somewhat rivals their PC counterparts, and this day has just arrived - in the form of Rules of Survival. This game is possibly the best mobile alternative to PUBG right now, and yet, despite its similarities, the game still manages to stand on its own on mobile since there aren't many (or at all, really) battle royale games on the iOS platform.