Big news for mobile gaming and MOBA game fans in particular as ACTOZ SG, a subsidiary of ACTOZ SOFTCO LTD, has announced a new MOBA title, Clash of Titans. Clash of Titans is set to be a classic 5v5 MOBA title similar to existing stalwarts such as League of Legends or Arena of Valor.
Players can either squad up with their friends or fight with random people from across the globe. There will be an array of different characters to choose from, each with their own strengths and weakness and they will battle it out in a real-time environment. Although the game claims to be India’s first-ever MOBA title, there are no connections whatsoever with the ACTOZ SG, based in Singapore.
Clash of Titans: Taking a leaf out of popular MOBA titles
The game features “two-finger” controls” giving players a versatile range of attacking options and the ability to perform a wide range of moves. Even on the graphics side, things are shaping up to be impressive. The game features smooth graphics and wonderfully designed skins, each different for every character, to provide a pleasing yet immersive visual experience for every player.
Character roles themselves seem to take heavy inspiration from other popular MOBA titles with the Tank, Support, Marksman, and many more. Every player will have to choose the role which not only suits them best but also benefits their team more. This opens up avenues for players to sit down and devise various strategies to counter their opposition and come out on top.
This isn’t the first MOBA title on mobile, nor will it be the last, but more competition in the market can only be a good thing and MOBA game enthusiasts certainly won’t be complaining either. The developers have stated the game will release by the end of December and will be supported with continuous updates, events, and much more. Players can pre-register on Google Play Store and App Store now.
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