"Call of Duty: Mobile" will emphasize online multiplayer, allowing players to join up with friends and play head to head against other people around the world. It's unclear what game modes will be available for single player or offline play.
Multiplayer modes "Team Deathmatch" and "Search & Destroy" will be available, and the trailer for "Call of Duty: Mobile" hints at the inclusion of Blackout, the battle-royale mode introduced in "Call of Duty: Black Ops 4."
Players will be able to earn rewards as they play, unlocking new playable characters, weapons and more. Players can customize their appearance weapon loadouts to fit their style as well.
While "Call of Duty" has no shortage of fans, the move to mobile will welcome an even larger audience. Tencent, China's largest video game publisher and a major Activision stakeholder, specializes in mobile releases and will help bring "Call of Duty: Mobile" to North America, South America, Europe and other regions in the future.
Developed by Tencent's Timi studio, "Call of Duty: Mobile" will primarily compete with "Fortnite" and "PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds" (aka "PUBG Mobile"), two battle-royale shooters with free-to-play mobile versions.
“Call of Duty is synonymous with incredible quality and gameplay, and our team couldn’t be happier working together with Activision to bring it to life on mobile,” Steven Ma, senior vice president of Tencent Holdings, said in a statement. “With our expertise creating games custom-built for mobile players, we’re excited to deliver a new, feature-packed Call of Duty experience that all types of fans will enjoy.”
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