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Apex Legends Mobile has learned a great lesson from Call of Duty Mobile

Posted on June 29, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

I’m enjoying my time with the newly-launched Apex Legends Mobile, a fact that’s partly thanks to my appreciation for big online mobile games like this, and partly because I spent a good year obsessed with the console version. But I particularly like it because it’s learned one key thing from mobile gaming juggernaut Call of Duty Mobile, which has a feature that’s so useful that it’s now the basis I use to judge other similar mobile games. I’m talking about one small aspect of the control scheme – and while Apex Legends Mobile doesn’t have the most intuitive controls of any of its rivals, there’s one small thing it does really well.
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