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1. OFFLINE MOBA GAMES FOR IOS HOW TO
2. OFFLINE MOBA GAMES FOR IOS UPDATE
3. OFFLINE MOBA GAMES FOR IOS OFFLINE

OFFLINE MOBA GAMES FOR IOS OFFLINE

This list is a rundown of the best offline iOS games, with both paid and free options to enjoy on your iPhone or iPad - anytime, anywhere. There are plenty of options available on iOS in nearly any genre you prefer.

Skill shots are something YOU aim, and YOU send out, and nothing is really "given" to you in this game. Abilities can be cast by tapping on them, and basic attacks are cast by tapping on who you want to attack with them. It's just like League of Legends in the sense that you tap where you want to move rather than hold an analog stick in the direction you want to move. This game is typically more casual than Vainglory, but it is still loads of fun. The basic attacks are automatically aimed for you as well as the skill shots, but you can choose to aim those if you like. The controls are stupidly simple: analog stick in the left corner, all abilities in the right corner. I play this game all the time on my phone when I just want a relatively fun PvP game to play with no real consequence to my performance.

OFFLINE MOBA GAMES FOR IOS HOW TO

If you aren't intending to put a lot of time into learning how to play the game and how to mechanically handle the different heroes, then Arena of Valor is for you. One thing I haven't seen mentioned here is the learning curve and mechanical requirements. I'm assuming several changes will need to be made in order to adjust the game for 5v5. I don't know anything about it though or what the map design will be like.

OFFLINE MOBA GAMES FOR IOS UPDATE

If you're using an ability that requires you to pick a direction rather than a target, you just tap in that direction.Īlso, it's my understanding that Vainglory is going to be getting a major update next month that will introduce a 5v5 mode. You also attack enemies by tapping on the enemy themselves. Instead, you move your character by tapping the spot on the screen that you want them to move to. There is no virtual joystick like the one in AoV. There's one shop located near each team's core, but after about 10 minutes(I think), another shop will open in the jungle that can be used by members of either team. You have to be near a shop to purchase items. You can't purchase items just anywhere or any time. Typically, if a team manages to get the Kracken, there's very little chance that said team will end up losing the match. The Kracken will slowly march toward the enemy core, attacking every remaining tower in it's path. The team that defeats it is not awarded XP or gold, but instead will have the Kracken fight alongside them until he's killed by the opposing team.

One of the jungle monsters(named the "Kracken") is essentially a giant tank that will appear after 15 minutes have passed. A few other changes that Vainglory features are: Like AoV, it's also been around a long time, but unlike AoV, it's always been available in North America. The lane is set up horizontally on the northern side of the stage, with entire southern region being a jungle with it's own set of monsters. There's only one lane with three towers(per team) and a core. Vainglory is a little unique in that it's a 3v3 MOBA. AoV has been around for a long time, but just recently made it's debut in North America. You move your character by sliding your thumb along a virtual joystick. It's a traditional 5v5 MOBA with the usual map design consisting of three lanes, jungles and monsters in-between, and 9 towers(per team) along with a central core. The characters themselves are different, but the art style is similar and the gameplay is almost identical. Let me try to explain the differences between the two the best that I can though:Īrena of Valor is pretty much just a mobile version of League of Legends. They also both have a large, thriving eSports community, if that matters to you. As far as having a large variety of characters with lots of abilities and cosmetics, VG and AoV both fulfill those criteria. The two most popular ones though are Vainglory and Arena of Valor. By asking that question, you are just opening up a giant can of worms.