Modern Combat 5: Blackout

Modern Combat 5: Blackout is a first-person shooter developed by Gameloft Bucharest and published by Gameloft. It is the fifth installment of the Modern Combat series and the sequel to Modern Combat 4: Zero Hour. It was released on July 24, 2014 for iOS, Android, Windows Phone 8, Windows 8.1 and BlackBerry 10. It is the first game in the Modern Combat series to go completely free-to-play on all platforms except for BlackBerry 10, a feature added in an update. It is also the first game in the series that is developed by Gameloft Bucharest.

5 customizable classes that you can level up across single- and multiplayer. Activate class-specific skills by earning and spending Skill Points. Epic team clashes in Squad vs. Squad multiplayer matches. Individual and Squad leaderboards. Talk to other players in Global and Squad Chat. Fast-paced story missions with various challenges taking you from Tokyo to Venice.

The controls in Modern Combat 5 face the same problem that many touch screen shooters face: on-screen joysticks aren't as responsive as the real things. The joystick that controls your movement is located on the left-hand side of the screen and you can aim by moving your thumb on the right-hand side. The shoot, grenade, zoom-in, and special ability buttons are also located on the right-hand side. The controls are mostly responsive, but there are problems such as the shoot and grenade buttons being located too close together. There were a few times when I accidentally threw a grenade which can seriously disrupt gameplay, especially if you're fighting in close quarters. This isn't a fault of MC5 as plenty of other games face the same issue. Gameloft is hoping to implement controller support soon.

Modern Combat 5 immediately throws you into the action as a security forces soldier named Phoenix who you might recognize from his minor role in Modern Combat 4. Like the popular Call of Duty games, a major city, Tokyo in this case, comes under attack from a group of violent militants. You'll fight the militants through a series of stages set throughout the Japanese capital. Each stage of MC5 is divided into different chapters. Each chapter has your standard run-and-gun stages, objective-based stages that involve tasks such as defusing bombs, and a multiplayer stage. To save space, chapters are downloaded as you progress. There's plenty of weapons to choose from and you also have a squad which features four different classes: assault, recon, heavy, and sniper. The weapons and classes are an important part of the game and directly affect the difficulty of each level. For example, some missions require you to free hostages who are held at gunpoint by killing their captor. Using a shotgun will almost certainly kill both the captor and hostage, so it's a good idea to choose a more precise weapon before playing the stage. Modern Combat 5 also has a robust multiplayer mode, which supports up to 12 players at a time. This is the best way to take advantage of the squad feature which allows you to easily join up with your friends and join the fight. Multiplayer has all the classic FPS game types such as deathmatch, capture the flag, and free-for-all. The gameplay is close to the multiplayer modes in Call of Duty down to the kill streak bonuses which give you upgrades such as sentry guns and helicopters. The games I played all ran smoothly in terms of connection and I didn't run into many problems with lag. I did, however, find some issues with spawning. There were a few times where I spawned in front of an opponent who quickly killed me before I even had a chance to move. Even with the spawning issues, the multiplayer mode is an excellent FPS experience.

Setup: 

1. “APK” install it on your device.

2. “com.gameloft.android.ANMP.GloftM5HM” folder “android / data” copy into.

3. Enter the game.

1. DOWNLOAD APK

2. DOWNLOAD MOD APK

3. DOWNLOAD DATA FILE