Crossout vs Draconius GO
Crossout
Crossout is a Mad Max-themed MMO action game where you'll get to engage in exciting vehicular combat with a 4-wheeled rolling death machine you've built yourself from scratch. Play matches to earn reputation points to level up your faction and unlock access to more components to customize your vehicles with. Join a clan and fight for the control of uranium-containing land to craft Relic-quality items for your vehicles too. The game also features a selection of of different team-based game modes that are either cooperative or competitive in nature that's perfect for players on both end of the PvE and PvP spectrum. Sounds like a hell lot of fun? Well, it is, trust us. You can play the game's beta now and get a good headstart in before the launch.
Draconius GO
Draconius GO is the game to play if you love Pokemon Go but you find that it's getting a bit dull for you. Like Pokemon Go, Draconius Go is an augmented reality game where you set off on an adventure to capture as many of the 125 dragons as you can. Each of these dragons are very well-designed (though some of them may look rather cheesy and un-dragon-like) and all of them can be upgraded. Similarly, there will be "arenas" (think "gyms") that you can attack and capture as well, though the combat system seems to be a bit more interactive and active rather than being simply a tap=fest. Not to mention, you can even get eggs that you can then ask the Mother of Dragons to help you hatch.However, interestingly, Draconius Go offers a lot more features that fans of the handheld Pokemon games would rejoice for, such as random encounters where you'll have to fend off wild dragons, and duels with other players, as well as more RPG-type elements, like artifacts which are basically your set of armor and weapons, as well as a treasure hunt where you can attempt to find all the treasure chests in the area.
Draconius Go may feel like a Pokemon Go knock-off but once you get into it, you'll quickly realize that it plays like a game that Pokemon Go could have been. So, if you've always find Pokemon Go a bit lacking, you might enjoy Draconius Go instead.
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