How Apex Legends Mobile Differs from the Main Game

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Apex Legends has become one of the most popular multiplayer games out there over the last few years. And now, with the recently released mobile version, Apex Legends players can get their fix on just about any and every device out there.

While Apex Legends Mobile does a surprisingly excellent job of recreating the same classic Apex Legends experience console and PC players have been enjoying for the last few years, there are a few key differences that set it apart from those versions. And in a rather surprising turn of events, these differences are actually all pretty positive.

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One of the first differences console and PC Apex players might notice is the ability to switch between different camera perspectives on the fly. With just one tap of a tiny button in the bottom-left of the screen, players can switch from a first-person view to a third-person perspective.

First-person shooters on mobile are notoriously finicky, with movement and camera controls that are often pretty difficult to use. With Apex Legends Mobile allowing for the use of both camera perspectives, players can choose whether they prefer a perspective closer to the usual experience, or one that suits the mobile platform a little better.

One of the most interesting additions in Apex Legends Mobile is its more fleshed-out Firing Range mode. For quite some time now, Apex fans have wanted the Firing Range mode to be overhauled, bringing a set of challenges to the mode along with infinite ammo and some modifiers. Apex Legends Mobile does just that, allowing players to activate moving targets, set goals, and test out every weapon with infinite ammo.

Unlocking Legends in Apex Legends Mobile is much easier than its console and