It is not a solo adventure, since this is a title that emerges from the alliance between Gears of War and the Funko POP!, the popular dolls heads that normally are used for collection. Its main objective is to adapt to the new times and offer multiplayer gamesalthough very far away from the action and the third-person view in bringing the title to consoles.
Different game modes in Gears POP!
The main advantage of this title card is the variety in playable, showing different ways to enjoy online games, or solo, and to improve our team in many ways. Specifically, are 5 game modes that are available:
- Confrontation: The game we are paired with an opponent to play in a duel of cards, with a mechanism identical to Clash Royale.
- Training camp: A place where we have different challenges, very juicy to improve the team and increase skills.
- Casual: Games against General RAAM, which basically is run by the AI and battles that serve to put into practice what you have learned, without any kind of pressure.
- Horde: The product star of the game. Are co-op play for two players, whose goal is to survive waves of enemies.
- Missions: Are renewed on a daily basis, establishing certain targets that will help us unlock characters and get money or objects.
Without a doubt, the most differential that we find is the Horde, since it includes the cooperation with a friend in order to survive in this game mode. The case is that, whatever it is, the games are based on the use of cards, each with a character and different skills.
Gaming experience in Gears POP!
The conclusions that we can draw from this title at the time of playing it are successful. The games are fast-paced and leaves no place to rest, in addition to enhance our most strategic time to use the cards available. The arenas of struggle are varied and the development of the game very visual, since the characters play different movements in the sand.
On the other hand, the sound plays a very important role in the game. Does not show the same seriousness in the titles of consoles, but it’s still showing a certain degree of tension and epic, which makes us get of full games.
A free-to-play that fight against Supercell
As good free-to-play, retains a good handful of rewards freealthough soon we begin to notice the need to acquire more benefits more quickly, so the idea of buying certain items in the game begin to wander through our head. In addition to the General RAAM, we find other characters that you can unlock as Marcus Phoenix, Locust or August Cole, and so on until 30.
Unfortunately, all of this combined makes us remember a game very, very similar. And is that the originality is not the strong point of the Gears POP!that has been inspired too much Clash Royale, both in the system of letters, in the aim to win (to destroy the three towers also), in the development of the games and even in the aerial view of the same. It is a clear pulse to Supercell for this genre, though hardly possesses differential aspects that would result in a massive transfer of players.
