Warface: Global Operations, which is now available for iOS and Android devices, is a perfect example of a mobile spin-off of the Warface series, which has over 80 million players on PC, Xbox One, and PS4, and could give Call of Duty: Mobile a run for its mo

On the gaming end of things, Call of Duty: Mobile has been named 'Game of the Year'. A head scratching choice on the surface, when compared to the likes of Death Stranding , Red Dead Redemption 2 , and Resident Evil 2 (Remake) , but bare in mind, this is for games that are on the Google Play store, and not all games across all platforms. As such, it was nominated with the likes of Mario Kart Tour , Harry Potter: Wizards United and DOTA Underlor

The original game is a popular, free-to-play FPS from developer Crytek Kiev and is considered a simple and approachable PvP experience. The game is also quite balanced and does not provide any additional benefits to players who choose to spend money in-game, instead this provides only cosmetics. Its transition to mobile looks to be a big hit for these reas

Right now, Call of Duty: Mobile is dominating the mobile game market, and there would need to be something monumental to take its place. Warface: Global Operations may not be up to the task of knocking down such a giant, but it still serves as a reminder of how many great ports and adaptations are coming to the mobile platform and that Call of Duty: Mobile isn't the only game of its ge

That doesn't bode well for traditional gamers who despise the microtransaction model. Nintendo has been enjoying so much success on that front that even some Switch games have started to employ it. The gaming landscape is changing, and the industry might soon come to a fork in the road. Continue on with microtransactions, or commit to the subscription service-based system. The success of services such as Apple Arcade will likely dictate which route the industry ta

Premium currency will be available in the form of Warface Dollars that can be used rent weapons and buy armor alongside other useful items. Experience Points will serve to increase each player's personal rank, while Vendor Points will allow for further customization by providing points for use in the Arsenal tree. VIP Booster Packs should still be available as well, which allow for players to earn Experience Points, Warface Dollars, and Vendor points at a faster rate than nor

Players will have two modes to choose from for the time being, with more coming in the future. Control and Team Deathmatch are the first two available, and much like the game on other platforms, it sees players either fighting to control and defend an objective or trying to obtain the highest team kill count. Much like the PC and console versions, players will have a broad range of options to customize their characters. More than eighty different guns will be available, along with more than forty gear opti

Season 3 is planned for release sometime in mid-January and will introduce new maps, modes, a Battle Pass, and a ranked mode season for battle royale and multiplayer. While the development team doesn’t want to reveal everything about the new maps and modes before its official announcements, it did offer some tidbits to give players a taste of what’s to c

Developed by Tencent Games and TiMi Studios, Call of Duty: Mobile is a free-to-play mobile take on the popular first-person shooter franchise. Unlike many mobile ports of well-loved console or PC games, COD: Mobile has been generally well received . It features classic multiplayer combat modes as well as battle royale matches with up to 100 players. One of the biggest complaints from the player base, besides the expected dislike for microtransactions, has been that there is no campaign mode. Instead, the game offers iconic multiplayer maps from both Black Ops and Modern Warfare, as well as the ability to unlock characters, weapons, outfits, and scorestreaks for codmobileinsight.com loadout customizat

And as a freemium game, it has seen nearly 60 million US dollars worth of in-app purchases. This averages out to about forty cents per player, but it's clear some players are more dedicated than others — the game's content can cost as little as ninety-nine cents, or as much as one-hundred dollars for a "Prestige Pack" of COD Points. And like any good online mobile game this day in age, it keeps players coming back with new modes, seasonal rewards, and constant maintenance upda

Five months in, and Call of Duty: Mobile is still going strong. As one of the most polished shooters available on handheld devices, that doesn't come as much of a surprise. Now, the millions of players around the globe have even more content to work through, as Tencent Games has released the latest Battle Pass — Disavo

Including controller support is a good idea for Call of Duty Mobile . The game is great, but its biggest flaw was relying on the touchscreen of mobile devices as the only way to play the game. The controller settings can be tweaked to fit any play style as well. Players won't be able to navigate the menus of the game with a controller, though. They only work during multiplayer matches and battle royale. Still, a controller just feels right to play a Call of Duty game and their inclusion in Call of Duty Mobile widens its appeal even m