When playing ranked matches instead, players will have to fight against hardcore pros in the game thereby helping players adapt to situations and improving game sense by learning how to tackle difficult oppone

Seven years later, the franchise has taken more twist and turns than the plot of the average Dan Brown novel. There’s the usual bird-firing puzzle variant, there are match 3 games, there’s a shoot ‘em up, even a fully-fledged RPG with equipment crafting. There’s also a movie, but we won’t talk about that because it’s terrible. Suffice it to say, there’s something for everyone in this franchise, that’s for damn s

Bots or not, it's still awesome to be able to play Call of Duty 's best maps on the go. Call of Duty Mobile features the greatest hits of Call of Duty maps from throughout the franchise controversy's history, including iconic maps like Nuketown, Hijacked, Crash, Firing Range, and more. Better yet, players can choose exactly what map they want to play on each time, which is a great feature that ensures players are never playing maps they don't like. There's also a decent selection of multiplayer modes at launch as well, with standard Team Deathmatch, Search and Destroy, and Domination available. Hopefully future updates will add even more modes, like Gun Game and Kill Confirmed, but what's there at launch will keep Call of Duty multiplayer fans plenty b

Call of Duty Mobile controller support isn't the only thing that's missing from the game. Call of Duty Mobile advertises three game modes on the home screen, but players can only access two, those being standard multiplayer and the battle royale mode. The third mode is something Zombies-related, but there's been no indication as to when fans can expect it to be added to the game. Call of Duty Mobile still has more high quality content than one would usually expect from a mobile game, but it is a little disappointing that the full experience isn't available at lau

A brand new Shipment style map is available allowing players on mobile to explore their favorite close-combat situation. To complement the smaller firefights the developers are adding in 10v10 matches in a multitude of situations, allowing for bigger battles on bigger maps. These battles will take place across several new maps available throughout the sea

Pre-aiming prepares a player for gunfights which gives an extra advantage over enemies, this also helps players avoid losing to campers who camp at doors because they'll be going into rooms and running around corners already expecting that someone might be th

Another much requested addition is the inclusion of controller support. Controllers are not currently supported on Call of Duty: Mobile , and fans have been eager to see this changed. It is nice to see the developers responding so quickly and adequately to their player base's desires. This may end up being a trait that keeps the game afloat longer than expec

Basic movements like strafing which is simply moving sideways is a simple way to make your character a more difficult target to aim at during a gunfight. As simple as this sounds, it is very effective. Other movements like the drop-shot and jump-shot which are: going into the prone position while shooting or jumping while shooting respectively are very effective during gunfig

A simple way to fix this is to always be conscious of the crosshair placement. It should always be positioned in the middle of the screen. This enables players to kill enemies faster rather than trying to re-position the crosshair before aim

For those unaware, Treyarch released Call of Duty: World at War in 2008, the first Call of Duty game to feature a Zombies mode. At the time, this was referred to as Nazi Zombies, and featured up to four players working cooperatively to survive wave after wave of zombies. After each wave, the zombies would get tougher until they eventually overwhelmed player. There was no narrative, no winning, simply survive for as long as possible. Ever since then, the Zombies mode has been a hallmark of Call of Duty games , with few exceptions. When Call of Duty: Mobile released October 1st of 2019, fans took heart in seeing a big "coming soon" placeholder for Call of Duty Zombies. Though the last month-and-a-half has felt like a year for some players, the wait is finally o

But this brings up an interesting question, most Call of Duty Zombies maps have a set of pre-made characters which the player controls, but in every game mode of Call of Duty: Mobile so far, the player controls a self created avatar. Will the new Zombies mode allow players to use their own avatars? And if so, will new zombies themed cosmetics come along with the game mode? There is still much to be learned about Call of Duty: Mobile 's Zombies mode, but fans will undoubtedly uncover all there is to see come tomorrow's rele

Call of Duty: Mobile has a few features that makes it particularly unique compared to other Call of Duty games . Although hesitant at the thought of playing a mobile first person shooter game, many players found the controls to be surprisingly intuitive. Call of Duty: Mobile features two modes of fire: automatic fire in which the character will fire his gun anytime an enemy is within it's reticle, and manual, in which aiming and firing are separate buttons which the player must manually activate. Its automatic firing mode provides a good solution for players who are not quite as skilled or well-versed in Call of Duty or mobile first person shooters in general, while the manual fire mode rewards skilled players by giving them a leg up on the competit