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

Playing cricket in the tight alleys of India, known as gullies, is often considered more fun than playing on a traditional field. This unique experience has been captured in the latest game from indie Indian studio 5th Ocean Studios, titled "Gully Gangs: Street Cricket," which has just entered Open Beta on Android.

Not Your Usual Cricket Sim

Gully Gangs: Street Cricket offers a fresh take on the sport with its 4v4 multiplayer format, set amidst the vibrant, bustling Indian gullies. This game introduces players to the first-ever 4v4 street cricket experience, complete with rooftop catches, scooters blocking the way, and the inevitable shouts from nosy uncles warning you not to break their windows. For those looking for a different challenge, the game also supports 1v1 mode.

One of the highlights of Gully Gangs: Street Cricket is its dynamic gameplay features. Players can execute powerful moves, engage in voice chat with their gang, use in-game chat to sledge opponents, drop emojis mid-match, and even resort to some cheeky tricks to gain an edge. The game's settings are authentically Indian, with ongoing neighborhood activities around you, playing on broken stumps, makeshift pitches, and dealing with unpredictable bounces off uneven walls.

Customization is a significant aspect of the game, allowing players to build and personalize their gang. With a variety of funky outfits and unlockable skins, you can make your team stand out on the street.

Gully Gangs: Street Cricket Is Now in Open Beta

5th Ocean Studios is not stopping at the launch; they have a roadmap full of exciting updates planned. These include new street maps, fresh outfits, regular events, clan wars, and even an esports mode in the future. Players can look forward to leaderboards, daily and weekly challenges, and thrilling gang vs. gang matchups.

Currently, Gully Gangs: Street Cricket is available only on Android, but there are plans to expand to iOS and Steam platforms. Full controller support and cross-platform features are also in development. If you're eager to dive into this unique cricket experience, you can download the game from the Google Play Store.

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