EA has just made Apex Legends Mobile available for download in select countries. The game has been in beta builds since last year, and now, Respawn (the developers behind Apex Legends) is finally being released across the globe.
As of right now, the company has soft launched the mobile version of the popular battle royale title. In other words, it is not globally available at the moment and is currently limited to Android users. Furthermore, Apex Legends Mobile will be available for download in regions including, Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Australia, and New Zealand.
If you’re nation is not in this list, you can still opt to pre-register for the game on Google Play Store, which offers you a chance at being invited to the beta test. Respawn have stated that the game is still in an early version and is being tested with a limited playerbase. This basically means that the game is being rolled out in a staggered manner and it isn’t available to the broader market. Unfortunately, since its exclusive to Android right now, iOS players will have to wait a bit longer.
For those unaware, Apex Legends Mobile offers a gameplay that is identical to its PC counterpart, similar to PUBG and PUBG Mobile. So, players teams up with two other players and dives into the map with a zone that shortens overtime. Unlike PUBG, the battle royal has just 60 players in total over 100 people in PUBG. Furthermore, its mechanics encourages firefights to help boost your armor, to add more diversity over luck based looting. Another major aspect is its different characters that arrive with different active and passives abilities as well.
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