Call of Duty Mobile

Call of Duty: Mobile brings the real Call of Duty experience on iOS and Android devices, with several game modes (including a 100-player Battle Royale) that work great and a solid progression system.

Call of Duty: Mobile follows the essence of the original series, bringing the famous shooter to mobile devices.

It looks good, it plays great, and its pick-up-and-play nature makes it the exact type of game I want to boot up on my lunch break. Now give me that zombies mode.

Beyond its messy microtransaction menus and the slight time-saving purchases, there's not much else in Call of Duty Mobile that detracts from its faithful recreation of the exhilarating and fast-paced multiplayer action of the core series. It's flexible and easy-to-use control scheme mitigates the lack of controller support, and its celebration of the best modes and maps the Black Ops and Modern Warfare series have produced makes it a pleasure to line up game after game.

Call of Duty Mobile is a great multiplayer action game that works perfectly in mobile devices. It has a lot of games modes, including the popular battle royale.

Quotation forthcoming.

On a phone, the screen can feel a bit cluttered with icons used to crouch, jump, lob grenades, and more, but on a tablet it’s perfect. Controller support is weirdly absent, but there’s very little else wrong with this excellent console conversion.

An abundant playful offer (with lots of battle royale) but reasoned, combined with a first-rate technical realization that provides the player with all the tools to personalize the game experience according to their tastes, they are just some of the winning cards on which can count the portable reduction of the famous franchise.

Call of Duty: Mobile is a surprisingly great first-person shooter with buttery smooth controls that has me addicted.

Call of Duty Mobile has satisfying progression, a nice selection of fan favorite maps, and it looks great on phones and tablets. The game's liberal use of bots hampers the experience a bit, and the battle royale mode could stand to have a slightly smaller map or something to make firefights happen more often.

Call of Duty: Mobile is a generous game, good and easy to handle. It's a real pleasure to spend time there and unblock everything with the sweat of his forehead. Of course, players buying COD points will be better off, but this is not a handicap in the game and we can end up with wins and first places if the skill is present.

Call of Duty: Mobile is a great game, faithful to what Call of Duty is. It has many game modes, great control and looks really good. This is how you do a great free-to-play game.

Call of Duty Mobile is a great addition to the series that will keep you entertained until the release of the next Modern Warfare and perhaps even after that.

Call of Duty: Mobile plays well but not great, with a substantial multiplayer package that includes an exciting, condensed take on Blackout’s battle royale.