Call of Duty®: Mobile

The renowned Call of Duty franchise has stepped into the mobile gaming domain with a bang. Call of Duty: Mobile distinguishes itself in the marketplace with its remarkable gameplay and enticing features, marking the franchise's latest successful venture. While the game doesn't offer a campaign mode, it treats players with extensive multiplayer modes, including a full-fledged battle royale.

Gameplay - A Mixed Bag

Call of Duty: Mobile brings a unique challenge for players - mastering a shooter game on a touch screen. While acknowledging the limitations, it's fair to say the game does a commendable job in terms of movement and firing controls. However, more intricate actions like vaulting or tossing grenades could be tricky due to the plethora of on-screen icons.

Graphics - A Pleasant Surprise

Graphics-wise, Call of Duty: Mobile is a winner. The battlefield is rendered with surprising detail, with character models that are impressive for a mobile game. The game might not surpass its console counterparts, but it certainly holds its ground commendably on the mobile platform.

Battle Royale - The Highlight

The battle royale mode is arguably the game's crown jewel. It features a condensed version of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4’s Blackout mode, complete with class options and vehicles. The mode offers both first and third-person perspectives and provides an intense and immersive gaming experience without any significant bugs or slowdowns.

Traditional Multiplayer Modes - Tried and True

The game also includes traditional multiplayer modes like Team Deathmatch and Domination. While these modes may not bring anything groundbreaking to the table, they maintain the essence of classic Call of Duty gameplay, making the game a must-have for fans of the franchise.

Microtransactions - A Gentle Reminder

Being a free-to-play game, Call of Duty: Mobile does remind you of its microtransactions occasionally. Though this could be a minor annoyance, the game allows you to earn upgrades and unlocks just by playing, making spending real money optional.