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Game: The Drowning

  • The Drowning Review
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    The Drowning Review

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    There's simply no getting around it: first-person shooters are still having trouble trying to find solid footing in today's smartphone and tablet industry. A lot of this missed success might be pinned on the awkward translation of joystick-and-trigger controls onto a touchscreen interface, but The Drowning from Scattered Entertainment is one game that has set out to change the way we shoot things from a first-person perspective without anything even remotely resembling a trigger. A horror-themed FPS with an emphasis on fluid touchscreen controls and a freemium model that won't scare away hardcore gamers like the actual creatures in the game world will, The Drowning serves to show that there may just be room for more quality FPS titles on mobile after all.
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    The setup for The Drowning is utterly intriguing. On New Year's Dead of 2011, 3000 dead blackbirds fell from the sky over Beebe, Arkansas. Nobody knew why, but before long it started happening all around the world.  Some people believed it was the first sign of the end of the world, but they were dismissed as cranks-until the end of the world came. Now, ten years later, you're a survivor in a broken world, scavenging supplies and fighting off hordes of horrific creatures.