Modern Strike Online Download
Lane Frisch
Enjoy the coolest dynamic modern warfare tactical shooter game with PC quality graphics. Play online with your friends in tense first person shooters and join PvP shooter battles to win and conquer! The FPS mobile game in the vein of everyone's favorite Call of Duty, CSGO and PUBG!
Released in 1999, Counter-Strike is responsible for sparking the iconic counter-terrorist VS. terrorist first-person shooter format which has been imitated and reimagined countless times in the years since. Beloved by millions and still played competitively around the world, it essentially set the groundwork for the shooter franchises that followed.
The dev team behind Modern Strike Online set out to make a mobile version of Counter-Strike, and they make no bones about it. Consider the intro to Modern Strike Online's app description in the Google Play Store:
When you launch Modern Strike Online for the first time, first you'll run through a quick tutorial that lays out the controls and walks you through the various menus you'll need to know about. After a brief bit of offline prep, you're ready to take your game online and start collecting XP.
More often than not, the quick battle option on the main menu will be your go-to option, whether you're just starting out or only plan on playing for a few minutes and don't have a game mode preference. New game modes become available as you level up. Once you've reached level 9 you'll have unlocked all six modes, which include all the classics: free-for-all deathmatch, team deathmatch, team squad battle (no respawning), bomb mode (classic seek and destroy), hardcore mode, and custom matches for friendly battles against friends (no XP to be gained here).
The control layout is as good as it gets for a mobile shooter, with options to completely customize the placement and size of the buttons and control sticks in the settings menu. We'll touch on customization more later.
Looking at the different game modes available, Modern Strike Online really shines in team-based combat. While a lack of in-game communication hinders team strategizing, you're always able to see where you're teammates are, allowing you to rush in for support when they're under fire, or sneak into an area you know is overrun by the enemy. The maps are perfectly sized for 4 vs. 4 team battles, whereas things often feel a bit too frantic in free-for-all battles with a full slate of opponents.
Speaking of crates, they're used perfectly in Modern Strike Online to keep you checking to the game to open the free crates you unlock every four hours. Occasionally, you'll be rewarded with limited time usage of a rare or legendary weapon, which not only helps you dominate the opposition for a set period, but also gives you an opportunity to try out expensive guns before investing your hard-earned credits. Also, an hour with a M4A1 is just a really satisfying reward.
First-person shooters on Android always require a certain level of compromise to properly enjoy. If there's still a debate raging between console and PC gamers over which is the superior platform, mobile gaming is still trying to muscle their way into that conversation. Compared to precise control and response you get from a keyboard and mouse combo, and the ergonomic design of modern console controllers, controlling the action via touch screen are almost always lacking.
But Modern Strike Online does the work to quell those frustrations starting in the settings menu. From tweaking control sensitivity, toggling aiming assistant, and customizing the on-screen button layout, it allows you to make the most out of the touch screen controls. I personally have no issue with touch screen controls for FPS, so it wasn't a distraction in my enjoyment of the game (and yet, my kill-to-death ratio remains abysmal).
If playing with friends is your top priority, Modern Strike Online delivers with the previously mentioned custom matches, which friends can join by looking for the unique game number. There's also the option of spending gold to create your own clan, complete with custom tag, so you and your friends can show solidarity while battling online.
Overall, Modern Strike Online looks and plays like a paid game, making it an absolute must play. Instead of spending effort on developing an offline campaign with a linear story and weak AI, Modern Strike Online goes all-in on creating a fast-paced and addictive multiplayer experience that really shines on Android.
Bottom Line: The developers behind Modern Strike Online set out to replicate Counter-Strike for smartphones, and in doing so created one of the best FPS you'll find for Android. If you've been searching for a reliably awesome FPS multiplayer experience to play when you're on the go, Modern Strike Online is the game you've been waiting for.
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