Newtopy

Newtopy is a mobile FPS built for players who want proper battlefield combat without being chained to a console. We’re talking 32-player matches, destructible cover, and maps big enough that flanking routes actually matter.

The weapon system goes beyond your typical mobile shooter loadouts. You’ve got realistic ballistics, meaningful recoil patterns, and attachments that change how guns handle rather than just adding stat bonuses. Snipers need to account for bullet drop. SMGs are useless at range. That kind of thing.

Maps pull from real conflict zones – tight urban streets where every window is a potential threat, open desert terrain that punishes poor positioning, and military installations with verticality that rewards players who think in three dimensions. Each environment requires a different playstyle, so running the same strategy everywhere won’t suffice.

Vehicles aren’t just for getting around faster. APCs provide mobile spawn points for your squad. Tanks can lock down entire sightlines. Helicopters offer reconnaissance, but make you a target for anyone with a launcher. There’s actual tactical weight to how your team uses them.

The controls were designed for touchscreens from scratch, not ported from a controller scheme: customizable HUD layouts, adjustable sensitivity curves, and gyroscope aiming for players who want that extra precision.

Ranked modes track individual and squad performance separately, so you’re not punished for solo queuing. Casual playlists rotate weekly with different rule sets to keep things from going stale.

This is console-tier FPS combat that happens to run on your phone.