After much anticipation, *Once Human* is now available on mobile devices for both Android and iOS users. If you've experienced the thrill on PC, you'll understand the excitement. Following numerous delays, the game has finally launched worldwide.
Exploring the Gameplay of Once Human
*Once Human* is an immersive multiplayer open-world survival game set in a world thrown into chaos by an alien substance known as Stardust. This mysterious element has contaminated the air, water, animals, and humans, leading to widespread devastation. As a survivor, you are a Meta-Human, tasked with navigating the vast 256 square kilometers of the Nalcott (Nekot) continent. This area is filled with diverse and challenging environments, from frozen tundras and erupting volcanoes to treacherous swamps and deceptive desert oases.
Your survival depends on your ability to farm, hunt, or engage in combat. The game's enemies include zombies—corrupted humans—and otherworldly dimensional bosses altered by Stardust. Be cautious, as Stardust can also contaminate your food and water supplies. Consuming tainted resources can drastically reduce your maximum HP and affect your sanity.
Once Human on Android: A Wealth of Weapon Options
The game's crafting system is a highlight, offering over 100 gun blueprints spread across seven categories. Players can also customize their weapons with various accessories, perks, and upgrades, enhancing their gameplay experience.
Territory building plays a crucial role in *Once Human*. Using the Territory Core, you can establish your base anywhere on the map. Whether you opt for a simple survival room or an expansive apocalypse mansion complete with a kitchen, patio, and garage, the choice is yours. If you're not satisfied with your location, you can relocate your entire base to a new area.
*Once Human* offers both PvE and PvP modes, catering to different play styles. With its expansive maps, cooperative battles, and customizable gear, it's a must-try for Android users. Download it from the Google Play Store and dive into the action.
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