It (almost) makes up for the overall ugliness of the game, with its terrain and buildings being covered by low-resolution textures in gray and beige. (Occasional lag makes things particularly dangerous.) Fortunately, the app's controls are simple and well designed, which makes running, shooting, driving, and item usage easy. But you also have the timer countdown and shrinking safe area to keep things from getting static, making players more desperate and things more dangerous. Success depends as much on avoidance as it does on confrontation, since going in guns blazing is a sure way to die early. Once Garena Free Fire starts, you (and up to three of your friends) take on strangers, doing your best to equip and position yourself to win. Read the developer's privacy policy for details on how your (or your kids') information is collected, used, and shared and any choices you may have in the matter, and note that privacy policies and terms of service frequently change.Īs in other battle royale games, players are expected to outlast their fellow players, but there's nothing new to experience in this game - unless you count being pestered to buy things. Players are given "missions" to buy from the in-app shop, and players are encouraged to spend currency on gambling mini-games. Consumerism here is high upon logging in, multiple screens appear urging players to buy things, and the app's menus constantly encourage players to buy virtual currency to spend on costumes, weapons, pets, and additional characters.
Players communicate via text and voice chat, and can create friend lists and join or create guilds.
Some female characters are sexualized (as a sexy nurse, sexy schoolgirl, etc.) and wear revealing outfits. Violence is realistic, so wounded players bleed and fall down dead when shot. There's no story or sci-fi fantasy wrapper around gameplay you simply shoot other humans in a real-world setting and collect rewards for doing so. The point of the game is to kill other players until you're the last man or woman standing. Parents need to know that Garena Free Fire is a freemium multiplayer survival shooter for iOS and Android devices.
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