Gully Gangs: 4v4 Street Cricket Now in Open Beta on Android

Cricket enthusiasts in India often find playing the sport in tight alleys, or "gullies," more exciting than on open fields. Embracing this unique aspect of Indian street culture, indie developer 5th Ocean Studios has launched their latest cricket game, "Gully Gangs: Street Cricket," into Open Beta on Android.

Not Your Typical Cricket Simulation

"Gully Gangs: Street Cricket" breaks the mold with its 4v4 multiplayer format, set amidst the vibrant chaos of Indian neighborhoods. This innovative game is the first of its kind, offering a street cricket experience complete with rooftop catches, dodging scooters, and dealing with the occasional scolding from neighborhood uncles about broken windows. The fun doesn't stop there; players can also engage in 1v1 matches for a more personal challenge.

In "Gully Gangs," players can execute powerful moves and communicate with their teammates using voice chat, adding a layer of strategy and camaraderie to the gameplay. Whether you're sledging opponents, dropping emojis during the match, or employing some cunning tactics, the game ensures a lively and interactive experience. The settings are authentically Indian, with live neighborhood action, broken stumps, makeshift pitches, and unpredictable bounces off uneven surfaces.

Customization is at the heart of "Gully Gangs: Street Cricket." Players have the freedom to build and personalize their gang, choosing from a variety of funky outfits and unlockable skins to make their team stand out.

Gully Gangs: Street Cricket Enters Open Beta

Currently in Open Beta, "Gully Gangs: Street Cricket" is poised for growth with 5th Ocean Studios planning numerous updates. Expect new street maps, fresh outfits, regular events, clan wars, and an esports mode in the future. The game will also feature leaderboards, daily and weekly challenges, and exciting gang vs. gang matchups.

While "Gully Gangs: Street Cricket" is initially available only on Android, plans are in place to expand to iOS and Steam platforms. Full controller support and cross-platform play are on the horizon, promising a more inclusive gaming experience. If you're eager to dive into this unique cricket game, you can download it from the Google Play Store.

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