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Gully Gangs: Street Cricket kicks off Android Open Beta, offering an unique 4v4 street multiplayer gameplay

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Story Highlights

  • Gully Gangs: Street Cricket brings 4v4 street cricket game experience, now live in open beta on Android.
  • Features include dynamic gully arenas, power moves, voice chat, and cheating mechanics.
  • Full launch coming soon to iOS and Steam with cross-platform play.

5th Ocean Studios, an independent studio nestled in Hyderabad, has officially unveiled the open beta for the globally acclaimed first-ever 4v4 street cricket game titled “Gully Gangs: Street Cricket”. Originating on Android devices, this game captures the essence of traditional Indian gully cricket with a touch of modern enhancements.

With 1v1 and 4v4 modes, enjoy full customization freedom along with street-style cricket

This game stands out because it supports multiplayer mode, allowing you to collaborate as a team of four. The brief clips reveal an energetic urban setting teeming with parked scooters, rooftops, and even interactive elements like pesky uncles integrated into the gameplay.

The vibe of this game is reminiscent of classic arcade games, but its visuals don’t quite measure up. However, it offers sleek-looking teams, powerful moves, in-game voice chat, and even some entertaining methods to add excitement, which can be considered as ‘cheats’.

Don’t worry if you encounter the term “4v4 matchup“, because there’s also an option for “1v1 cricket duels“. It’s quite fascinating that this game offers Skins and Player customization, enabling you to unlock stylish skins, outfits, and accessories to give your character a unique and awesome appearance.

Currently, Android enthusiasts have the opportunity to test out Gully Gangs: Street Cricket during its open beta phase. You can gain access to this by visiting the Google Play Store. Rest assured, it’ll be available for iOS users and PC gamers on Steam platforms in no time.

Even though a specific launch date hasn’t been disclosed yet, it’s worth noting that once the game is fully released, it will be compatible with controllers and allow players across various platforms to enjoy multiplayer sessions together.

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2025-04-25 10:11

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