Mobile Legends

Note: Installing this game will automatically install GameLoop too, a proprietary all-purpose game emulator.

Many MOBAs have sprung up over the years, because the different team compositions and player skills will always result in a different outcome. This offers the genre an endless replay value, and getting better doesn't mean you will always win, just that the odds will be tipped slightly in your favor. The genre is so popular that many of the best MOBA titles that come out on mobile eventually make it back to the PC platform, and that's also the story with Mobile Legends.

Because Mobile Legends is ported from the mobile platforms, it goes without saying that there are some limitations as to how well do the controls fair. As such, controlling your hero within the game is done via a joystick you would usually control with your finger on a touchscreen. Now you have to select the arrow and move it by hand, which result in clunky controls that can get really confusing, especially when trying to move and plan a skill-shot at the same time. This may also be the reason they automated the combat system quite a bit, as there is literally a button that you have to puss in order to start attacking everything in range indiscriminately.

Most people choose their MOBAs based on the heroes they can play, and Mobile Legends has quite an extensive selection for the general public. As such, If you are interested in Supports, Tanks, ADCs, Mages or Assassins, then you've come to the right place. The only problem is the balancing, which is currently rather odd, as some tank characters dish out more damage than dedicated DPS targets.

While not exactly a game that wins the prize for "Best Porting", Mobile Legends is fun nonetheless, with impressive graphics, short matches, and a wide variety of characters to choose from.