Free Fire Vs PUBG Mobile: Five Similarities Between The Two Games 2020

• This debate between fans of PUBG Mobile and Freefire is a good game that has been going on for a while.

• In this article, we take a look at the similarities between the two royal games of war.

One of the most searched questions on the internet when it comes to mobile combat is which PUBG is the best between mobile and freefire. Although we have already noted the major differences between the two sports, in order to fully understand and compare them, it is important to look at the similarities.

So, without further ado, let's analyze the similarities between Freefire and PUBG Mobile:

1. Rules: Both PUBG Mobile and Freefire are well known, and Fighting has come to the forefront because of the royal mode, which means there are some similarities when it comes to rules. Both have a circular safe zone that decreases in diameter, meaning players are forced to the center.
   
   

   

   
   

   In addition, both games have a ten-minute break, after which the circle begins to shrink, and a timer at the top of the screen tells you how close the next cut is. There are other obvious similarities in the rules, players are expected to kill opponents to become winners. Also, in both PUBG Mobile and Freefire, weapons and other equipment are spread across maps, and players have to work hard to get them as quickly as possible.
   
   

   

   
   

2. Guns: Because both sports have a huge variety of guns and other weapons, they share some weapons. The best sniper rifle in both sports is based on AWM, while the stereotyped AK-47 is a bit of a fan favorite in both. Scars, and some grenade-like guns, are common in both PUBG mobile and freefire.
   

   

   
   

   
   
   
3. Death: Another common feature in both games is the death of the players, especially in the coloring version of each fight. Before hitting, players fall down. In this position, players can slowly enter the ground, but otherwise are unable to stop their opponents.
   
   

   

   
   

   However, knocked players can be revived by teammates. In both games, players are temporarily knocked out, and die if they do not survive that time.
   
   

   

   
   

   
   
4. Playing Techniques: Even if there are some differences between the PUBG mobile and the free-fire combat version, some special game techniques are common here. Athletes use grenades to defile opponents outside homes and buildings, while flanking and carjackings are both common.
   
   In addition, many other techniques, such as using chemo flags in the form of characters and gun skins, and camping with long-range sniper weapons, are common in both PUBG mobile and freefire.
   
   

   

   
   

   
   
   
5. Customize and control the general sense of the game: Although there are differences in the way the two games are played, their controls are fairly similar, and can be tailored to similar customizations. This means that the player who is moving between games is not affected by a sudden change in control, and a sense of overall character.
   
   

   

   
   

   Although PUBG Mobile looks more realistic and heavy, such controls are enough for an experienced player to make the transition between PUBG Mobile and Freefire easily and quickly, and vice versa.