Vainglory

MOBA games were the latest trend a few years ago, with some titles taking over the market and making it their own, so it's rather difficult to create a new MOBA IP without feeling as if you're ripping off someone else. That's why one way to feel fresh and different is to create a MOBA that is accessible through pretty much any gaming platform, and allowing the players to all play together. One such title is Vainglory, a fantasy-themed MOBA where coordination and judicious use of your hero's skills can mean the difference between victory and defeat.

The game currently boasts over 48 heroes, each of them being capable of fulfilling multiple roles, depending on the playstyle you use and the items they equip. Because the game also caters towards mobile games, the number of skills available for each hero is reduced to three from the standard four we see in other MOBA titles. More so, because the game is supposed to run on devices that aren't inherently designed for powerful video processing, PC users may find the visuals a bit lacking, while mobile users may consider it next to fantastic. Each hero can be played to unlock special talents that make their abilities exponentially more powerful, allowing players focused on one hero to be superior not just in experience, but also mechanic-wise.

The game boasts the ability to set you up to standard 5v5 matches that last 25+ minutes, while also allowing you blitz matches where you'll be done in pretty much under five minutes. This makes the game especially time efficient, which mobile users will find most users since a match can be easily played on the go.

While Vainglory may not shine in any particular department, the fact that it can allow players across a wide variety of platforms to play together while still maintaining decent graphics and audio make it a game worth trying for any MOBA fan out there.