RAID for PC supports a windowed mode with scalable windows, and has added changes to the controls to make it easier to play using a keyboard and mouse (or touchpad). It also has some quality of life changes. It has fully-customizable graphics settings, so you can control what resources the game is using, and which effects you want switched on or off. RAID: Shadow Legends has also been updated for PC play in a number of small but important ways. The second you fire up the game, the difference is instantly noticeable. You’ll also see changes in depth-of-field, improved lighting and self-shading during battles, and more. The RAID: Shadow Legends team has added HD textures to all environments and character art, along with new animations, parallax occlusion effects, terrain animations, motion blurring, and a much higher frame rate.

In terms of convenience and graphics however, a whole lot has changed. With a live, competitive game like RAID: Shadow Legends, it has to be the same.

In terms of gameplay, it’s exactly the same game. In this article, we’ll have a quick look at what’s new, what’s the same, and unpack Plarium Play. RAID: Shadow Legends for PC has the same great core gameplay as the Android and iOS versions, but with a ton of extra graphical goodies and control customizations to make playing that much easier. RAID: Shadow Legends is available now on PC and Mac, exclusively on Plarium Play. Put down your phone, turn off that laggy emulator, and get ready to experience RAID: Shadow Legends on PC – like you’ve never seen it before!

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