Gangstar Vegas vs GRIP: Combat Racing
Gangstar Vegas
Gangstar Vegas is a gangster-themed third person shooting game with plenty of other game elements in it, such as racing and also boxing, that's frankly rather revolutionary. This is mainly because this is possible among the first few mobile games that offers players a beautiful open world to play in and you may have noticed, even until today, not many mobile games are able to do that.Not to mention, the game also has a pretty epic storyline. In this game, you play as a up-and-coming MMA grand champion but a match that you were supposed to throw went awry and the gang lord that had given the order is not very happy about it. He wants your head and, obviously, you like it exactly where it is right now.
Furthermore, the gameplay is really nice as well. The third person view does make a huge difference when it comes to seeing yourself (your character) in action. The missions are pretty varied and are admittedly loads of fun. There are tons of ways you can customize your avatar and loadout too, provided that you've got the cash to spend.
Gangstar Vegas offers its players everything from cool cars to race in right up to a good old robbery, and due to this, many would agree that this is possible the best Grand Theft Auto-like game that you can play on your mobile devices. If you love GTA, you should definitely check this game out!
GRIP: Combat Racing
GRIP: Combat Racing is a sci-fi-themed battle racing game that features the iconic and seemingly gravity-defying gameplay of Rollcage where players can race not only on the ground but also on the ceiling and anywhere in between. Offering a fleet of customizable race cars, a ton of game modes, and an intense and incredibly-addictive gameplay, this game aims to ignite a new heyday of battle racers, much like what PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds did for the battle royale genre, and possibly create a new niche in the eSports market for competitive battle racing.Without a doubt, GRIP: Combat Racing is a worthy spiritual successor to Rollcage. The game makes full use of the monster game engine, graphics and effects that current technology can offer, and one-up the classic in every possible way. The game will be available on PC (Steam) and consoles (Xbox and PS4) come November 6th.
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