The Call of Duty mobile game will launch on October 1st, on Android, iOS devices

"The game will feature classic elements like the modern Warfare crash map, as well as the mobile-centric Battle Royale mode."

Activision has announced that Duty Mobile's multi-vented call, which opened a little while ago to pre-register, will be released as an open update to all Android and iOS devices from October 1 until the end of the game, with the game returning to some of the Call of Duty's overtime. Favorite and iconic features include Team Deathmatch and Modern Warfare and Black Op Versions like this are featured in several well-known maps. Furthermore, an important part of the mobile game will be that it introduces conventional discussions about the Battle Royal mode, which has made Playrunnad's battlefield iconic.

The game is being developed by Tencent-supported Timmy Studios and is being offered as a free-to-play game. It will feature a wide range of modes and features. Single-player or Team Deathmatch mode will feature comprehensive maps including the best maps of Modern Warfare and Backups, such as Crossfire, Hijacked, and more. You'll also get access to some of Duty's most well-known weapons, and as noted in Gamescom 2019, the gameplay focuses on fast-response and fast-paced team matches as the game evolves to continue the mobile gameplay.

When it comes to Battle Royal mode, the game will feature a huge new map that is unique over the years with other Battle Royale games featuring features in Call of Duty. This mode can be played with almost 100 online players, such as an open field that will feature multiple interactive objects. The mode will support both first and third-person gameplay, and gamers can play as a single, two or four team. The characters in the game will come in six classes, each of which has different characteristics, strengths, and weaknesses. Especially in team matches, it is important to pick a good balance of characters, as gameplay involves different terrain and situations such as land or sea combat as well as helicopters and rafts.

By the sound of it, the mobile version of Call of Duty brings visually elaborate features to the table, complete with elements that will provide plenty of nostalgia and familiarity to long-term franchise players. Although the modified gameplay mechanics require us to play for ourselves, the feature set with the offer in the game seems to be well-equipped to provide something for the new generation and older players alike. The game is likely to feature in-app purchases and is being offered for free across both Android and iOS.