Red Dot: Front Line Review
Month-Old Garbage OnFace Games disappoints first-person shooter fans with Red Dot: Front Line. It’s marketed as a “NEW fast-paced FPS thrilled with exciting game modes, clean graphics and simple controls.”…
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Our Android FPS reviews celebrate the absolute best in hardcore mobile first-person shooters.
Covering various types of Android FPSs, Hardcore Droid reviews a variety of first-person shooters. Our writers assess premium FPSs, Freemium FPSs as well as online and offline FPSs. Readers will also find reviews of battle Royale games and MMO-style FPSs on Hardcore Droid.
Our Android FPS reviews celebrate the absolute best in hardcore mobile first-person shooters.
Our writers critique an FPSs value from the perspective of hardcore gamers. These are people who love RPGs, strategy games and action games of various types. So the question of how the average core gamer would enjoy a particular Android FPS is always central to our Android Android First-person Shooter reviews.
We evaluate the best and most acclaimed premium Android games. We generally cover the genres that are most popular among hardcore gamers. In other words, the types of games found on PCs and consoles.
This concept of core FPS gaming on Android speaks to the theme of Hardcore Droid. At hardcore Droid we endeavor to celebrate core gaming on the Android OS. We aim to laud the efforts of developers creating rich complex games for Android devices.
Also, Hardcore Droid lauds the efforts of indie game developers, particulalrly those who develop games for Android specifically. Our reviewers are particularly interested in applauding the efforts indie devs developing indie FPSs.
We are looking to shine a light on mobile action games, more particularly Android FPSs that contain the depth, richness and narrative complexity of core video games.
Shadowgun War Games Review
If It Quacks Like a Duck… First-person shooters come and go on the mobile scene, but few have the staying power Shadowgun War Games alludes to. Even fresh out of…
Bright Memory Mobile
An Immersive If Short FPS Bright Memory Mobile by FYQD Studio is an intense and imaginative 3D first-person shooter action game hybrid. You play as Sheila, a young woman working…
Warface: Global Operations Review
Doomed Right Out of the Gate Imagine a physically capable person gearing up for a race, only to intentionally tie their shoes together and you’ll get an idea of the…
Call Of Duty Mobile Review
Extra Rounds In 2003, the world was introduced to a plucky, first-person World War II shooter by the name of Call of Duty. In the 16 years following the initial…
LoneWolf Review
LoneWolf, developed by (take a deep breath) FDG Entertainment GmbH and Co.KG, is described by the company as a neo-noir sniper game, and, really, that is the best description for…
Borderlands Review
When it first came out, Borderlands seemed like a bizarre video game Frankenstein: the mission structure of World of Warcraft, the loot system of Diablo, the humor of Conker’s Bad…
Doom 3 BFG Edition Review
So this takes me back. In the early 90s I played through Doom, then Doom 2, and then replayed them, and then played them some more. I found their every…
Modern Combat 5: Blackout Review
In today’s stagnant console game climate, the first-person shooter reigns supreme. From Call of Duty to Battlefield, the market is full to the brim with AAA FPSs, but they’ve never…
Overkill Mafia Review
Watching gangster movies and reading true-crime novels are two of my favorite pastimes. Noir in general is possibly my favorite genre, and I stand with my HD colleague Melissa Parker…
Blood Zombies Review
In the freemium first-person shooter Blood Zombies, you are a military officer fighting your way through undead hordes in rescue and survival situations, grabbing the gold and cash necessary to match…
Block Ops II Review
Block Ops II is a strange little game. Not to be confused with the much more robust COD title, this mobile FPS is about as shallow as they come. 3D-meets-8-bit…
Dead Trigger 2 Review
The original Dead Trigger managed to succeed where so many other mobile first-person shooters have failed by embracing the merits and weaknesses of its platform. Rather than trying to ape…
Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour Review
Modern Warf – er, Combat 4 is exactly what you’d expect. Recently, Gameloft has been making some major strides away from the “mockbuster” rip-offs they’ve been known for. Wild Blood…
ShadowGun DeadZone Review
The online shooter of the season, but does it have staying power? Madfinger’s original Shadowgun was a flagship title in the push for “console-quality” mobile games. It was a…
Dead Trigger Review
How much action can your touchscreen handle? Madfinger Games’s last release, Shadowgun, was a triumph of hardcore gaming on mobile platforms; a rock-solid, full-featured Gears of War clone, with nearly…