To do the tests, I used network tools to restrict download and upload speeds as well as latency at different levels so I could see how they affected gameplay. I decided to compare 4 different game apps (Clash Royale, Critical Ops, Mobile Legends and Super Mario Run) each one of them with different internet requirements. This way you always know what you can and can’t play with your current internet connection. One of the cool features of OpenSignal's latest testing app, Meteor, is that it allows you to test your apps before you use them. As a gamer, you need to understand how they can affect gameplay, especially if you are playing competitively. Latency, also known as ping, is a big source of problems for gamers, but slow upload and download speeds can also harm your gaming experience. The more power developers bring to these games, the higher the internet requirements that users need from their operators. They require fast network connections and quick response times. However, these games are becoming increasingly sophisticated, no longer depending merely on the device's processor. Gif image by Ravanae. Click to see full animationĪccording to App Annie’s report published in VentureBeat, playing online game apps will increase 270% by 2020.
Your opponents will shoot you before you even see them on your screen. You might be a great FPS player, but there’s no way you can overcome that monstrous lag time. You are playing a first-person shooter (FPS) but you find yourself losing terribly because you are a few milliseconds behind everyone else. This has probably happened to you before.
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