Call of Duty: Mobile (2019)

Activision, Timi

Android · iOS

3.08 from 169 ratings

327 members have it in their collection · 21 playing now · 14 backlogged · 6 wish listed

The Call of Duty you know and love now on your mobile device. With classic multiplayer modes such as Team Deathmatch, Domination, and Kill-Confirmed on iconic maps such as Shipment, Raid, and Standoff, as well as 100 player Battle Royale, Call of Duty: Mobile has it all!
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Release dates

  • May 14, 2019 (Asia) Android
  • Oct 01, 2019 (Worldwide) Android, iOS
  • TBD (China) iOS
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Rating distribution

5 stars
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4 stars
35
3 stars
74
2 stars
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1 star
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V1CGaming

Review V1CGaming 3/5 · Aug 16, 2020

It's not perfect but it's amazing!

Call of Duty: Mobile brings the series' renowned multiplayer component to your phone exactly as you would find it on home consoles. This includes Battle Royale also. Really the only thing missing is a campaign and at the rate this game is growing they might even add one of those in the future. This is all very impressive from a …

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Call of Duty: Mobile brings the series' renowned multiplayer component to your phone exactly as you would find it on home consoles. This includes Battle Royale also. Really the only thing missing is a campaign and at the rate this game is growing they might even add one of those in the future. This is all very impressive from a technical standpoint. It has the audio and visual fidelity to match the tried-and-true gameplay. The touchscreen controls are fantastic, which is remarkable given how much the FPS genre has struggled on mobile devices.

The best part of all of this. It's free! Yes, there is monetization. And yes, Activision is in your face about it. However, it's all purely cosmetic. So outside of having to tap through a few adds every time you open the game up you can ignore the money grubbing aspect entirely if you so choose. There's not even a hint of pay-to-win and it's pretty good at handing out freebies through normal progression anyhow.

For the first time ever no matter where you are if you have internet access you can play Call of Duty. Not some trimmed down version either. Sans a campaign this is everything you would expect from one of the main entries on Playstation, Xbox, or PC and it won't cost you a single penny. An incredible feat that shatters previous notions of what mobile gaming can achieve and might be the best thing to happen to this series since Black Ops II.

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Begbie

Status Begbie Apr 18, 2020

Well, most mobile games have a bad reputation for a reason but CoD mobile is a little fun game, that copies the best maps of all modern CoDs. Its some nice fast food i enjoyed with a friend while being in quarantin.

jp_laba

Status jp_laba Jun 15, 2019

Game released early in Australia so got a chance to get some first impressions. Clearly there's a lot of effort gone into this port. It runs at 60 fps which is insane for a mobile game and it's free. The gunplay is solid, not too different from the console versions, but unfortunately playing on a touch screen will just never …

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Game released early in Australia so got a chance to get some first impressions. Clearly there's a lot of effort gone into this port. It runs at 60 fps which is insane for a mobile game and it's free. The gunplay is solid, not too different from the console versions, but unfortunately playing on a touch screen will just never be appealing to me. The screen is just too small for my liking. Still, if you're into mobile games, then you should definitely check this one out. It's free to play so I can already smell the micro-transactions being shoved into this from a mile away, but it's free so I guess there's nothing to lose. It's got a fair few fan favourite maps from the CoD series, however I still don't see Rust, Shipment, Terminal, Bog or Dome :( Still Raid, Hijacked, Nuketown, Firing Range and Crossfire make an appearance with probably more on the way, so it's pretty hard to complain.

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