Apex Legends vs Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel
Side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, ratings, and alternatives.
Apex Legends is a free-to-play battle royale built around squads of “Legends” with unique abilities, praised for its fast, fluid movement, gunplay, and ping communication system.
Army of Two: The Devil's Cartel plunges players into the dangerous and corrupt underworld of Mexico as Alpha and Bravo, operatives for Tactical Worldwide Operations (T.W.O.). Tasked with navigating a brutal drug war, players must rely heavily on seamless teamwork to survive intense firefights and uncover a web of deceit. Powered by the Frostbite 2 engine, the game delivers breathtaking cooperative destruction and intense third-person action. As objectives unravel and loyalties blur, partners must coordinate tactical maneuvers and unleash the power of ultimate destruction to overcome a ruthless opposition.
Free; monetized via cosmetics and a Battle Pass.
- Excellent gunplay and movement
- Free to play
- Great non-verbal comms
- Strong hero design
- Engaging co-op mechanics that reward teamwork
- Visceral destruction powered by advanced engine tech
- Action-packed campaign set in a unique Mexican drug war backdrop
- Intense cooperative scoring and progression systems
- Squad play can frustrate solos
- Grindy cosmetics
- Steep aim skill ceiling
- Linear level design limits tactical freedom compared to open-world titles
- Story can feel predictable and overly reliant on macho tropes
- Lacks the deeper weapon customization depth of previous entries
What reviewers say
Apex Legends Reviews
4.3 (4)So much fun
Apex Legends has been my go-to lately. Strong hero design. One gripe: steep aim skill ceiling. Would recommend.
Recommend Apex Legends
Apex Legends has been my go-to lately. Great non-verbal comms. No real complaints. Would recommend.
Recommend Apex Legends
Picked up Apex Legends recently. Strong hero design. No real complaints. Would recommend.
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