eCricket To Unveil the Future of Mobile Cricket Titles With Early Access

The dawn of cricket esports may be on the horizon as eCricket looks set to begin with its early access. eCricket, developed by LightFury Games, is about to bring the first-ever AAA live-service cricket title.

Backed by the likes of Indian cricketing heroes like Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Hardik Pandya, Jasprit Bumrah, Shreyas Iyer, Ravindra Jadeja, Tilak Verma and Sai Sudershan, eCricket aims to not only revolutionise Cricket gaming but also mark a transition from India being just a consumer to a producer of mainstream games. eCricket early access leaked online, and here are all the details to know.

eCricket Early Access to Release Soon

According to the latest leaks, the eCricket early access release date is scheduled for the coming week. Several sources are hinting that the early access version may arrive before Indian Independence Day, which is August 15.

The testing phase of the new title is complete, and an announcement is about to arrive. Once live, the eCricket early access version can be tested by Android users. Some Fans got an early hands-on experience with the game at a Superfan Meet in June. eCricket early access pre-registrations are still active; you can sign up from here.

The makers, Lightfury Games, believe that eCricket is about to change how cricket titles are played and experienced. eCricket aims to blend the modernity of the sport with cultural authenticity.

The game promises to deliver an AAA-like experience on your smartphones with realistic settings, animations, ball physics, and immersion. Many fans believe that eCricket is going to be the future of virtual Cricet esports.

eCricket Brings AAA Unreal Engine, Iconic Locations and Licensed Players

The team of LightFury Games revealed that eCricket is built on Unreal Engine. It will bring the realism that has never been seen before in any other mobile cricket titles. eCricket also voices an intricate storyline.

The game gives centre stage to Shivaji Park, a cricket ground in Mumbai that has produced countless world-class cricketers like Sachin Tendulkar, Vinod Kambli, Rohit Sharma, Ajit Agarkar and Ravi Shastri.

The makers have already announced that more than 600 players are licensed, with more to come. You can expect to deliver an authentic cricketing experience. The devs are stressing a lot on the realism behind batting mechanics, which has been an issue even in the best cricket games on mobile. The official tweets hint that eCricket's USP may be its solid batting animations and physics.

The game will have both single and multiplayer modes. The devs are putting a lot of stress into expanding into the esports section, so expect a solid PvP mode too. This is all that is known for now. Make sure to bookmark us to get all the eCricket download details once the title is live.