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Rumble Club, the physics-based battle royale game inspired by Fall Guys and Stumble Guys, has officially launched on iOS via the App Store. However, Android users will have to wait a bit longer as the game is currently in pre-registration for Google Play. Published by Mad Mushroom, the influencer-owned company behind OTK Media Network, Rumble Club boasts an array of exciting features including cross-play, cross-save, multiple game modes, and extensive customization options. With season 1 kicking off today, Android players can anticipate the game’s release on Google Play soon. Rumble Club aims to differentiate itself from the numerous Fall Guys and Stumble Guys clones with its enhanced gameplay mechanics and mobile-friendly features. Its strong launch and impressive offerings suggest a promising future in the competitive mobile gaming landscape.

Fortnite’s v29.30 update is coming with a slew of exciting changes and additions to all game modes. Here’s a breakdown of the biggest updates:

Ubisoft has allegedly canceled a planned battle royale spin-off for its Watch Dogs franchise, signaling a potential end to the series. This decision comes after the critical and commercial failure of Watch Dogs Legion, which squandered the potential of its unique character-swapping mechanic. Ubisoft’s focus now appears to be on its Far Cry franchise, although rumors persist about a possible mainline sequel in the works.

Mecha Break, the upcoming mech-based game, blends elements from hero shooters like Overwatch with Armored Core-style gameplay and a unique battle royale mode. Although customization options are available, the focus lies on distinct heroic archetypes. The game aims for asymmetrical balance, ensuring each mech fills a tactical role and synergizes with others. Inspired by Gundam, it offers a faster pace than other mech games but slower than Armored Core 6. Intriguingly, it includes a PvEvP mode with up to 60 players in a vast map, featuring NPC interactions, boss fights, and an extraction mechanic.

In 2017, former Epic creative chief Donald Mustard revealed that ‘Fortnite’s’ popular battle royale mode was conceptualized during a car ride on the way to a meeting. Despite launching without the mode, it quickly gained immense popularity and became a defining feature of the game. Additionally, Mustard discussed the challenges of growing ‘Fortnite’ while maintaining major events and the collaborations with iconic characters like Batman, John Wick, and Superman.