Casual hero shooter Battle Stars received a fresh update this week, introducing Cricket World Cup-themed skins for select beloved characters. Accompanying this is the newly introduced Rumble mode, enhancing the gameplay with added complexity and strategic elements.
Grab Cricket World Cup skins and explore the brand-new mode in Battle Stars
Cricket World Cup skins for Techno (Men in Blue/India), Zak (Smashing Proteas/South Africa), Lord Musk (Raging Lions/England), and Razor (Mighty Aussies/Australia). Wear your team colors in-game with these brand-new looks.
In TDM Rumble Mode, players are offered enhanced control options for their hero, transitioning from manual aiming to a more precise joystick touch input with the new “Pro” control scheme. This allows for precise shooting and agile dodging.
The Mumbai vs Delhi map has seamlessly merged the highlights of both cities, undergoing a transformation to ensure that players can experience consistently refreshing encounters. Grenades are now easily accessible for crowd control in TDM Rumble Mode. Players can retrieve them from the battlefield to swiftly quell intense firefights.
Battle Stars seasons by the numbers
Season 1 of Battle Stars came to an end with participants vying for the leading position on the leaderboard, aiming to have an in-person encounter with Techno Gamerz. During those three weeks, Battle Stars contestants collectively amassed approximately 2 million hours of gameplay and engaged in nearly 3.7 million matches. The foremost player on the Season 1 leaderboard astoundingly completed 8,942 matches.
Season 2 of Battle Stars recently wrapped up, featuring participants in fierce competition for the top spot on the leaderboard, all seeking the ultimate bragging rights. Throughout these four weeks, Battle Stars competitors collectively logged approximately 20 million matches, resulting in over 41 million kills. The leading player on Season 2’s leaderboard completed 5,662 matches.
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