Pixel Gun 3D vs Red Crucible: Reloaded
Pixel Gun 3D
Pixel Gun 3D is a voxel-based, mobile MMOFPS game that has taken the world by storm! Featuring a fun voxel-like look, the game has tons of game modes for you to enjoy including both multiplayer (deathmatch) and co-op modes. That's not all, the game also provides an exhilarating survival campaign where players will get swarmed by hordes of zombies of all shapes and sizes and if you survive, you'll get to face the big bad boss at the end. Of course, the campaign has multiple levels, each with a slightly increased difficulty, for you to enjoy and you'll only get to proceed to the next stage after defeating the previous boss.What makes Pixel Gun 3D so unique though is definitely the insane amount of variety it offers. Aside from game modes, the game has an awesome arsenal of the deadliest weapons, ranging magical swords to fire-breathing guns, as well as plenty of beautifully-designed maps. There's even an in-match chat system that allows you to coordinate with your team more effectively during combat.
The graphics in Pixel Gun 3D may have you fooled as to how hardcore the gameplay might be - it is incredibly so - but make no mistake, when it comes to competitve MMOFPS games on the mobile platform, Pixel Gun 3D is perhaps the most popular. If you like fun yet hardcore shooters, you'll want to try this game out!
Red Crucible: Reloaded
Red Crucible: Reloaded is an MMOFPS game that's very similar to its original game, Red Crucible: Firestorm. The game provides players with the usual FPS gameplay along with a wide arsenal of weapons to do combat with and fun game modes to play in. Players can even equip abilities like calling in airstrikes. This is important mainly because similar to Firestorm, this game allows you to put some armor around yourself by driving a tank, and obviously, bullets do little to no damage to the thick armor that tanks are famous for. More powerful explosive weapons like airstrikes and rocket launchers will be needed.Since the game requires the Unity Web Player, be sure to download that first before attempting to load the game. It may be a browser game that requires no installation, but your web browser will need to have the necessary tools for the game to run. Of course, if you can't make it work on your browser, you can always download the game via Steam instead.
Red Crucible: Reloaded is very similar to Red Crucible: Firestorm, and honestly, if you love Firestorm, you'll enjoy playing this game. However, if you have not tried either game, you should really hop into one - I'd recommend Firestorm though - and give the game a try. Its vehicular warfare does make all the difference if you were to compare the game with other MMOFPSes!