It's fiddly, but can work well.Īnd if you're really struggling, turn on 'auto-shoot'. You can also try the third control method (hit 'controls' in the settings and press '3' under the picture of a phone) where you move with the left stick, aim with the right, and shoot by tapping the middle of the screen. And for turret, breach, and sniper missions where you can't move anyway? It's perfect. But it works well with the more deliberate pace of singleplayer. That means it's rather useless for the fast-paced world of multiplayer. The disadvantage is that you can't move while shooting. The advantage is that you can be super accurate, and pull off headshot after headshot. This way I can aim with my right thumb, and fire with my left. Personally, I like to put the shoot button on the left, just above the movement joystick. From here you can move every virtual button on the screen, change their size (use a pinching motion), and tweak their opacity (use the slider in the middle). To begin, start a mission, hit pause, and choose 'customise HUD'. Tweaking the control layout to your liking can make a dramatic difference to your speed, accuracy, and survival. Let us know how you're getting on in the game, and share any advice in the comments below.
This covers everything from getting your controls set up perfectly to best practices in combat to unlocking new toys for your guns. To help you get started, we've put together some handy advice for the game. And then going online to murder more people in the face, but this time they're humans. Gameloft's latest gung-ho shooter, Modern Combat 5: Blackout has just breached the front doors of the App Store and Google Play, and is now shooting everyone in slow motion.ĭownload this game and, once again, you'll find yourself hopping from country to country, murdering foreign jerks in the face.
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