5 best apps to get organized

Can’t keep track of all your projects? Try these great apps.

School and work are full swing and daily schedules are filled to the brim. Organization during school can sometimes seem like a monumental task when you’re balancing homework and exams with extracurricular activities.  Also, trying to maintain a healthy relationship with friends and loved ones can sometimes be extra difficult if you’re working full time. 

We at Softonic want to help make your calendar crystal clear and set up to live your best life. Whether you’re going to high school, college, or just want to get a better grip on your time management, here are five free apps to get yourself organized.

5 best apps to get organized

Evernote (iOS, Android)

Evernote is perfect for the digital college student. Take notes directly into the app and have them sync to all of your other devices so you can access them anywhere, because everyone knows you’ll be studying wherever you go, right? The base version of Evernote is free to use, sync your notes, photos, and memos for use anytime and anywhere.

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Trello (iOS, Android)

The tried and true workhorse for us here at Softonic. Trello keeps us organized and timely with it’s inviting bulletin board-style interface. Trello can be used for personal work or to give structure to a team operation. The app separates projects into specific categories with a simple and easy to use “drag and drop” mechanic. If you have a lot on your plate and identify as a visual worker, get your hands on Trello and make life a little easier.

Google Suite (iOS, Android)

In a world of tech giants, Google is your friend, teacher, and parent. The myriad of apps offered by the monolithic company can help you in every facet for organizing your life. The collection of apps includes Gmail, Google Drive, Google Sites, Calendar, and Hangouts. All serve their respective purpose of keeping your documents, events, and friends in a tidy app that exists strictly for you to benefit from the reduced stress.

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Egenda (iOS, Android)

Perfect for the busy student. Egenda is a stylish tracker for all things homework. Rifle through your syllabus and add all your homework assignments, essays, quizzes, and exams into Egenda. Crumple that antiquated piece of paper into your backpack. Make sure you set reminders. You don’t want to go through all the trouble of inputting crucial information only to miss the due date!

School Planner (iOS, Android)

Gone are the days of printing out your schedule and worrying where you stashed the folded piece of paper. School Planner lets you track nearly everything in your educational career, except for what you’re planning on having for lunch. Record your lectures, track your grades, visualize your schedule and never miss an assignment again. Make sure to impress everyone at school with your new time management skills with the School Planner app.

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Don’t get stressed out

When we’re unorganized, we can get stressed out. Also, working to get ourselves organized is also very stressful. Make sure that you only take on the workload that you can manage. Also, if you’re feeling overwhelmed by anxiety, it might be time to think about downloading an app to help manage it.

Wrapping up

Make sure that you are taking care of yourslef in all facets of your life. Stay happy, stay healthy, and stay organized!

Disney and Zynga: the future of mobile Star Wars

What can we expect from Disney’s “Star Wars” partnership with Zynga?

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In its quest for world domination, Disney has taken to the mobile market and snatched up the free-to-play behemoth, Zynga Games. Disney and Zynga finalized their partnership, issuing press releases specifying that the minds behind Words with Friends and Draw Something now have domain over potentially two new mobile games set in the Star Wars universe.

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This is huge news for the sleeping mobile giant that is still recouping from its massive acquisition of NaturalMotion Studios in 2014 for a whopping $527 million dollars. The very same studio will take over the current real-time strategy game, Star Wars: Commander as well as develop a new IP for a future release. Depending on the success of the new release, NaturalMotion might have the opportunity for a follow-up game.

As is customary with the Walt Disney Company, they put their newly acquired intellectual property to good use in 2015 with “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.”  The emergence of a new Star Wars trilogy, under new management and a brilliant director at the helm with J.J. Abrams, “The Force Awakens” dominated the box office and its successor was not far behind. The two installments have grossed a staggering $3.4 billion to date. Which goes to show that the Rebels, the Empire, and everyone in between can captivate audiences 40 years after their first encounter.

What does this mean for the future of Star Wars?

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In short, it means that Star Wars (if it already wasn’t) is now a mainstream, renewable source of entertainment. That may anger some long-time fans, but the financial and creative growth could turn out to be beneficial for the franchise. More money in the company means more content; more content means reaching a broader audience. Next year, the Disney Empire will take its amusement parks to a galaxy far, far away.

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Star Wars: Commander and Star Wars: Tiny Death Star are some of the only mobile games set in the Star Wars universe on the market and haven’t seen much activity since their initial releases. The lifespan of a free-to-play real-time strategy game is fairly quick in a digital age when new content is being produced every day. However, we suspect there to be a resurgence of updates and content to attract players to a beloved franchise. Not much else is known about the merger, but we can expect some detailed reports of current and future releases as Zynga gets comfortable with its new parent company.

 

 

How to get discounted Hulu and Showtime through Spotify

Looking for the best bang for your entertainment buck? Check out this triple bundle of goodness!

Streaming services like Netflix and Pandora were once at the top of the media food chain. Through the years, however, Pandora has ceded to the innovative and customer-first streaming giant, Spotify. As for Netflix, well, they still have a stranglehold on streaming premium original content, but how long can the company churn out recycled stories and keep their massive customer base? Enter Hulu.

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Hulu has been around for a while, but it’s been living in the shadow of the Colossus for a majority of its lifespan. Hulu partnered with Spotify in 2017, creating a “first of its kind” bundle, offering both services for a discounted price. With a surge of new viewers, mainly among viewers 18-to-23, Spotify has decided to expand its roster and add Showtime to their value deal.

If you were to subscribe to all three services individually, the price would exceed $20. However, targeting the binge-watchers and budget ballers attending college has proven to be the next evolution for the three streaming giants. The trio is offering their services for the wallet-friendly price of $4.99. It’s an unbelievable steal for any media junkie. If you love music, movies or hit television shows, this is the must-have bundle right now.

There is a bit of a catch. To sign up for this incredible deal, you must be enrolled in an accredited and eligible university and visit this Spotify student site to register. For existing users, you’ll be able to upgrade your bundle just as easily and receive Spotify Premium for $0.99 for the first three months. Sign up now and receive all your favorite entertainment in one fell swoop.

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6 blockbuster movies you need to see this summer

We love summer blockbusters for their sky-high budgets, star-studded casts, and death-defying stunts. With summer past its half-way point, we’ve seen some massive blockbusters at the theater this season. Whether it’s the MCU carpet-bombing nostalgia over generations or Han Solo finally divulging information about his past, the summer of 2018 has some great entertainment in store for eager viewers. In this article, we will take a look at a few movies that kicked open the doors and strutted their way onto the scene and a few that haven’t been released yet, but surely have potential to make your trip to the movies worth every penny.

Avengers: Infinity War

The newest Avengers release from the Marvel behemoth has cemented itself as one of the highest grossing movies of all-time, just recently passing $2 billion at the world box office. If you haven’t seen Stan Lee’s creations run amok in space and battle for survival on Earth, then you haven’t experienced the greatest Marvel product to date. The film boasts a roster of over 30 Marvel Heroes and Villains going toe-to-toe in the far reaches of space and the in the familiar territory of Wakanda. “Infinity War” will keep Marvel fans well-satiated until “Captain Marvel” (starring Brie Larson) and the inevitable release of Avengers 4, down the line. You can watch the movie on digital HD now or pre-order your Blu-Ray (release date August 14). Don’t miss out on this cinematic adventure!

Ant-Man and The Wasp

Riding the tidal wave of comic book success, Paul Rudd dons the Ant-Man suit once again as Scott Lang, business owner by day and incredible shrinking man by night. The story of Ant-Man takes place between the events of “Avengers: Age of Ultron” and “Avengers: Infinity War,” which puts Lang under house arrest under the watchful eye of the government. But, as we know with Marvel, things are not always as they seem. “Ant-Man and the Wasp” is a whirlwind of action and cheeky dialogue. Make sure to grab your ticket because you don’t want to miss a second of the Marvel saga.

Incredibles 2

When Disney and Pixar team up, the end product is nothing short of spell-binding. The revolving door of quality content has produced another top-notch addition to their ever-expanding library with “The Incredibles 2.” Directed by Brad Bird, the vast majority of original characters return to fight off evil and save their world from sheer destruction. You can expect a fun, witty, cheerful, and heart-wrenching story of the Parr family in the newest Disney & Pixar masterpiece.

Deadpool 2

How do you follow up the highest grossing R-rated movie of all-time? You make a sequel. Simple as that. Ryan Reynolds brought raunchy and absurdist comedy to Marvel’s carefully crafted universe. For those that don’t know, Deadpool is a wise-cracking, foul-mouthed mercenary who, through extraordinary circumstances, is bestowed unparalleled physical abilities. Josh Brolin (of Thanos fame) suits up as Cable to duke it out with the katana-wielding anti-hero. Deadpool 2 has grossed near its predecessor, coming in at around $730 million, as opposed to $780 for the origin story.

Mission: Impossible – Fallout

Tom Cruise and Henry Cavill. Maverick and Superman. You can’t ask for two better action stars to co-star opposite one in another “Mission: Impossible.” In typical Ethan Hunt fashion, he breaks apart from IMF to pursue his own agenda and stop the world from being overrun by ruthless villains. Christopher McQuarrie (“Jack Reacher,” “Edge of Tomorrow”), yet again directs Tom Cruise in this high-octane adventure that is bound to elicit some ooh’s and ah’s in the theater. Look for “Mission: Impossible – Fallout” in theaters now and don’t miss out on the action!

The Meg

With an estimated budget near $150 Million dollars, “The Meg” dives into the deep end to bring B-list shark movies to the big screen. With the success of “Sharknado,” it’s easy to see why a film of this caliber would garner the attention of stars like Jason Statham, Ruby Rose, and Rainn Wilson. “The Meg” centers around the discovery of the Megalodon, the largest prehistoric shark ever to exist. A film like this should be experienced in only one particular way; IMAX 3D. Sitting in front of the largest screens on earth as the largest shark ever thought to have existed on earth swims at break-neck speeds towards the audience, that is immediately worth the price of admission. “The Meg” hits theaters on August 10.

7 Best Minecraft Mods

Minecraft has been on the market for some time now, but the community hasn’t thinned a bit. If anything, they’ve become more resourceful and even more creative. Nothing is off limits in Minecraft. Building cities to scale and replicas of fictional locations, Minecraft modders have been busy making your experience more immersive and pushing the limits of what you can actually do in Minecraft. If you are looking to delve into the belly of the beast, you can find an in-depth description here.

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JourneyMap

As a fan of the mini-map, this mod is crucial to gameplay. It renders a real-time map of your generated world either in a web browser or in-game. You can download the JourneyMap mod here.

Chisel

The mod for the master builders of Minecraft. Chisel allows you to download extra texture packs for blocks. As you hit them with your chisel, the blocks will change their look to match your imagination. To create the Chisel, all you need is to diagonally arrange an Iron Ingot and a stick. Simple, right? Download Chisel to start crafting!

Biomes O’Plenty

For most Minecraft players, aesthetic modifications are a great way to spice up your Minecraft experience. With Biomes O’Plenty, you are adding new geographical locations to your world with varying environments. Including a Tropical Island, Wastelands, and Pastures, your environments will never get stale. Download Biomes O’Plenty now!

Soartex

Minecraft isn’t known as a graphical powerhouse, but it still has a bit of charm with its block-based landscapes and creatures. Soartex is texture pack for Minecraft that shoots right down the middle between photorealism and a cartoon art-style. This is a great download if you want to improve the lighting and immersion of Minecraft.

Battle Royale

Of course, there’s a Battle Royale mod! Battle Royale is all the rage right now and Minecraft is no exception. You’re given a starting weapon and must survive while gathering as much powerful loot as possible to stay alive and become the victor.

Combat Pack

This mod is straight and to the point. Once you reach end-game, there isn’t much to do with all your diamond weapons and illustrious housing. The Combat Pack gives you access to advanced weaponry and vehicles, including a helicopter! Travel faster across the landscape and eliminate your enemies with explosive enthusiasm.

OptiFine/Fastcraft

By far the best lighting and texture mod on the digital marketplace for high-end PCs, adding HD textures to everything imaginable. There is a second texture overhaul called Fastcraft, which beefs up the graphics for lower-end PCs in need of some assistance.

 

 

10 best upcoming games in 2018

The second half of 2018 is gearing up to be a powerhouse. We’ve got AAA releases coming left and right, so let’s not miss a beat and get right into the 10 best games coming in the second half of 2018.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy (September 21) (PS4, Xbox One)

The Insomniac Games creation is emerging after a long hiatus. The Developers at Toys for Bob have worked from the ground-up to bring Spyro in all its HD glory to the current generation of consoles. If you’re a fan of the original or nostalgia or both, look out for this game this fall.

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Warhammer 40k: Inquisitor-Martyr (July 5) (PS4, Xbox One)

Even though we are a few days past its release, Warhammer games are always a treat. Inquisitor-Martyr places you into the role of a Space Marine aboard the Martyr, a massive ship floating in space. With near top-down gameplay, it is very reminiscent of Diablo and early Warcraft titles.

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We Happy Few (August 10) (PS4, Xbox One, PC)

We Happy Few is a very intriguing concept for a year dominated by Battle Royale. It’s a single-player survival experience set in a dystopian town where the populous is sedated by the upper-class. Flying under the radar as an early-access game on Steam, We Happy Few will be released in less than a month, so make sure to pre-order your copy.

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Divinity: Original Sin 2 (August 31) (PS4, Xbox One)

Divinity: Original Sin II is not your typical action-adventure game. The concept errs towards high fantasy and plays much similar to Inquisitor-Martyr and Diablo. The graphics are stellar and, even though the learning curve can be steep, it’s worth giving this sleeper a chance.

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Spider-Man (September 7) (PS4)

A lot of hype has been surrounding Insomniac Games’ Spider-Man reboot. Most recently, a gameplay trailer was released which revealed the villains set to challenge Spider-Man at every corner. Spider-Man will boast a slew of new abilities and be able to interact with his environment in surprisingly unique ways. This is definitely a game to purchase if you’re a fan of the MCU.

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Assassins Creed: Odyssey (October 5) (PS4, Xbox One, PC)

Riding the success of Assassins Creed: Origins, Ubisoft Quebec has been hard at work on yet another chapter in the series, this time taking their stories to the land of Ancient Greece. In Sparta, you have the option to take control of either a Male or Female character during the Peloponnesian war and fight to become the most notorious mercenary in all of Greece.

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Red Dead Redemption 2 (October 26) (PS4, Xbox One)

One of, if not, the most anticipated game of the year. Rockstar consistently releases quality titles and Red Dead Redemption is no exception. Set as a prequel to the first game, you take control of Arthur Morgan, an outlaw involved with the Van der Linde gang, and fight for survival against whatever the Wild West throws at you.

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Overkill’s The Walking Dead (November 6) (PS4, Xbox One, PC)

Overkill’s new product is a Left for Dead-style game set in the comic book universe created Robert Kirman. The most recent title about the Comic was created by Telltale Games, so Overkill has some large shoes to fill. The game itself looks to be more survival oriented than run and gun, so be on the lookout for heart-racing gameplay and terrific graphics.

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Fallout 76 (November 16) (PS4, Xbox One, PC)

As we approach the end of the year, Bethesda is blessing the gaming community with another addition to the Fallout series. Fallout 4 was a triumph in more ways than one, but it also lacked in a few departments, mainly quest diversity. Fallout 76 looks to fix those issues and bring the community closer together by creating servers for players to enter with up to 24 to 32 other players. Bethesda claims the map is four times the size of Fallout 4, so you might be hard-pressed to find another player.

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Just Cause 4 (December 4) (PS4, Xbox One, PC)

More destruction. Better physics. Extreme weather conditions. A release date near Christmas. What more can you ask for from a Just Cause entry? Avalanche and Square Enix are in South American once again, following Rico Rodriquez on his quest to rid the world of oppressive regimes. The physics engine has been taken to the limit with tornados uprooting bridges and sandstorms pushing helicopters off the tarmac. Just Cause games are designed to be adrenaline-filled fun and a new entry into the series is very welcome.

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Top 10 Games of 2018 (so far)

By 2018, we totally expected we’d have flying cars. We don’t. But what we do have are some of the most exciting video games ever created. Here is our list of our favorite new entries for 2018 so far…

DragonBall FighterZ (January 26) (PS4, Xbox One, PC)

The ultimate Dragonball Z experience. Period. The previous releases in the Dragonball series have been plagued by junky controls and an overly cell-shaded aesthetic, but Dragonball FighterZ is the game fans will want to get their hands on. With an engaging storyline, smooth transitional gameplay, and a fantastic art style, this has been a certified hit. Though the multiplayer is lacking a bit with its matchmaking algorithm, there’s enough content packed into Dragonball FighterZ to keep you occupied for a lengthy amount of time.

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Monster Hunter World (January 26) (PS4, Xbox One)

Kicking the year off, Monster Hunter World made its way to North America where it saw rave reviews. Its tactical, almost Souls-style gameplay makes every move crucial to survival. The Capcom product runs well on the PS4 with beautiful graphics and the occasional framerate drop, but with over 100+ hours of gameplay, if you’re not still playing it, it’s never too late to join the community.

Shadow of the Colossus (February 6) (PS4)

Shadow of the Colossus was a quiet beast for a decade and a half. You take control of Wander and ride across a forgotten expanse to defeat Colossi. Its initial release in 2005 saw near-perfect reviews and it’s a blessing to have this title come to current gen consoles. For its release, the gameplay of pitting David vs. Goliath was unexplored. However, Team Ico absolutely nailed the experience and cemented their product in the history books. Do yourself a favor and enjoy this game.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance (February 13) (PS4, Xbox One, PC)

Much unlike The Witcher and Skyrim, Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a medieval simulation. With weighty combat and defensive moves, Kingdom Come strives to bring the most realistic medieval experience to video game fans all over the world. It’s a step in a risky direction, but if you love engaging RPGs, be sure to give this game a try.

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Age of Empires: Definitive Edition (February 20) (PC)

The Real-Time Strategy titan returns to PC with upgraded graphics and a heavy dose of nostalgia. Most everything in AoE: Definitive Edition is the same as its older generations. You’re still building a civilization to conquer a procedurally generated landscape via force and diplomacy. If you’re a fan of AoE, you know what you’re paying for. If you’re new, this is the best place to start. An old legend polished and re-released for a new generation.

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A Way Out (March 23) (PS4, Xbox One, PC)

An ambitious title from relatively new developers, Hazelight, A Way Out puts the player into a split-screen, dialogue-driven story of prison life, escape and survival. The story is told strictly through a split-screen experience. It’s an ingenious creative device that ropes the player in immediately and never lets its foot off the gas.

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Far Cry 5 (March 27) (PS4, Xbox One, PC)

The Far Cry series has seen its ups and downs (Far Cry 4 and Far Cry Primal). Ubisoft has turned a new corner recently, putting more emphasis on the actual content of their games, rather than milking a map structure and bland quest objectives. As with most Far Cry games, you know what you’re in for. But with a setting rife with murderous evangelicals in the United States, this is a Far Cry game that we haven’t quite experienced yet.

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God of War (April 20) (PS4)

The juggernaut of 2018, to say the least. At its E3 reveal in 2016, the gaming world went bonkers. A new God of War game is enough to make any PlayStation owner salivate, but the newest installment brought a two-year hype-fest. Gone are the Twin Blades, but here to stay is a tremendous axe and an ever-present, but never-in-the-way companion. This time around, God of War is a story-based experience at its core and the IP has never been better.

Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice (April 11) (Xbox One)

A sleeper hit of 2018, Ninja Theory’s Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice brings real-world issues into a virtual world. The main character is plagued with mental issues, most prominently Schizophrenia, and the story unfolds as you battle your inner demons and put past trauma to rest in a landscape of nightmares. While this title was available for Windows and PS4 last year, it’s a welcome addition to the Xbox library in 2018.

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Detroit: Become Human (May 25) (PS4)

Quantic Dream has done it again. They have created an original story with top-tier graphics and gameplay mechanics. Focusing around three main androids in a future Detroit, the player battles with complex decisions and an expansive decision tree that warrants multiple playthroughs. If you liked Heavy Rain and Beyond Two Souls, you’re going to fall head over heels for this title.

 

 

Top 5 Battle Royale Games

In the past year or so, Battle Royale games have dominated the gaming industry. Fortnite has become a cultural phenomenon and AAA developers are taking note. Both EA and Activision are incorporating Battle Royale modes in the newest Battlefield and Call of Duty titles.

With Battle Royale, every match is different. Even if you are repeating similar steps when entering into mid-game and end-game. It’s a rinse and repeat process, with tactics being refined during and after every match. There’s nothing more exhilarating than being caught in a firefight and shouting at or with your friends.

All of the games on this list have the same core gameplay mechanics. You spawn at a random point on the map, plummet to the ground to scrounge for supplies, and survive 99 other people trying to kill you as a deadly circle shrinks your map. It’s this new frantic and time-sensitive gameplay that propelled Battle Royale into the public spotlight. Let’s get down to business and talk about the Top Five Battle Royale games available right now.

H1Z1

Riding the wave of Battle Royale modes, H1Z1 has taken the PlayStation 4 by storm. Created by PlayerUnknown and Sony Online Entertainment, H1Z1 was originally released before the massively successful PUBG (PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds). It hid in the shadows of Steam catalogs as an early access title. H1Z1 is much different than the current flurry of Battle Royale games. While most developers tend to use their art style as a gimmick, H1Z1 graphics are slightly above run-of-the-mill. The lighting can be great at points and the atmospheric effects, such as fog, make for very interesting and heart-racing endgame. But, you’re not coming to H1Z1 for the graphics. You’re joining the community and staying for a long time because of the streamlined gameplay mechanics.

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PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds (PUBG)

The one that started it all. Well, technically Arma kicked off the Battle Royale movement, but PUBG brought it to fame. Launching early 2017, PUBG has reigned supreme over free-to-play titles on Steam, and most recently, mobile phones. In the hierarchy of realistic gameplay, PUBG sits near the top of the pyramid. There are no frills to this game. It plays much like H1Z1, but without the weapon upgrades, poisonous gas, and massive vehicle mayhem during end-game. If you’re looking for a bare-bones Battle Royale, look no further, PUBG delivers in all facets.

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ARMA 3

ARMA 3 is the grandfather of all Battle Royale games. The first iteration developed by PlayerUnknown in 2013, Arma 3 is a realistic military simulation set in a fictional warzone where players vie for territorial dominance. Its claim to fame came from community mods and an open-code platform, where players had free reign to alter gameplay as they saw fit. What came from the incessant modding is a game that, on the surface, looks like a standard military simulator. However, take a look under the hood and it is deeply complex, with a different control scheme for all types of vehicles and an adaptive, intelligent player-base. There is a steep learning curve to ARMA, but the reward is countless hours of fresh gameplay.

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Survival Games: Battle Royale

First things first; this is not Minecraft, as the graphic would have you believe. Survival Games takes a different approach to Battle Royale, which is refreshing, to say the least. Its standout feature is the procedurally generated map. Meaning, at the start of each match, the arena will be generated randomly, having few, if any, similarities. If you’re a fan of Minecraft and BR modes, do yourself a favor, and give this game a go. You might be surprised.

Fortnite

Last, but certainly not least, Fortnite. The cultural juggernaut that spawned dance crazes, televised news stories about video-game addiction, and propelled professional streamers to celebrity status. This is the game that all other BR games wish they could hold a candle to. With a massive following of near 3 million players each month, Fortnite is easily the King of Battle Royale. What separates Fortnite from its competitors is its art style key building gameplay mechanic. If you haven’t heard about Fortnite by now, jump in and play a few rounds. But, keep in mind, you might be behind the 8-ball a bit. What was supposed to be a fort building end-game and devolved into a spastic build-off to see who can construct the tallest tower. In more ways than one, it’s lonely at the top.

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