Red Crucible: Firestorm vs World of Tanks: Blitz
Red Crucible: Firestorm
Red Crucible: Firestorm is a thrilling free-to-play, browser-based MMOFPS game that seems to be set in the Cold War between Russia and the United States. Despite its genre, the game instead emphasizes more on vehicular warfare, especially when its maps are too huge to be covered on foot and that the map is scattered with a huge range of vehicles, including helicopters, for you to play with. More often than not, going around in FPS mode will only result in your character’s very premature death unless of course, the game room you've joined is for infantry only.Putting that aside though, the game is easy to pick up if you have some experience with this sort of games. Furthermore, there are 5 game modes for you to enjoy as well as a huge variety of weapons to buy. You can also customize your character looks by purchasing new skins and outfits as well. So, if you are looking for a free-to-play shooter game on Facebook with no installation required, then Red Crucible: Firestorm is a great option for you! Play it now!
World of Tanks: Blitz
World of Tanks: Blitz is the so-called mobile version of one of the world's most popular tank MMO game, World of Tanks (WoT). Due to being a mobile game, the gameplay in World of Tanks: Blitz feels a tad bit more arcade-like and much more fast-paced as compared to the original. However, similar to WoT, the game offers players a wide range of tanks of varying make and models as well as capabilities and roles on the battlefield. Like Hearthstone, the game also allows cross platform gaming where players using iOS, Android, Mac and Windows players can participate with each other, though admittedly, playing on mobile might turn out to be a disadvantage and the whole battle may feel less realistic.In some way, World of Tanks: Blitz can be a nice and easy way for new players to experience the fun that the realistic tank battles in WoT can bring, but if they realized that they enjoyed the game a lot, then these players might want to consider downloading and installing the tens of gigabytes of data that World of Tanks comes with for a much more engaging and naturally, realistic experience.