Call of Duty Mobile 's battle royale mode has a surprising amount of features at launch as well, including numerous vehicles for players to use, zombies that spawn at certain areas of the map, plenty of weapons and gear, and even supernatural bosses that drop loot. The map is a little too big and going long stretches without seeing anyone isn't uncommon, but overall Call of Duty Mobile delivers a high quality mobile battle royale experience, perhaps second only to PUBG Mobi

In gaming, an open mind is essential. As I say, so many gamers missed that memo, but still. Regardless of your platform of choice, there’s always something you’re missing out on. At the great World Buffet of video games, you don’t want to be stuck just eating the same stale nachos that have been out for three weeks, do you? Get some variety on your plates, my friends, and embrace mobile ga

Although their fire rates are all good ,they are not all the same in terms of their numbers. What really sets them apart is their damage, accuracy, and range. Let's take a look at some of the best submachine guns in COD: Mobile, and some that could be bet

Though the SMRS might not be every COD: Mobile player's favorite option, it sure is a very efficient weapon during combat. The rocket-propelled grenade launcher packs insane damage, one shot from it is more than enough to put an opponent out of commission. The SMRS is a very lethal weapon in the right hands and though it carries just one ammo (making it the weapon with the least ammo) it is capable of causing great harm when used correc

Unlike the SMRS, the FHJ-18 automatically locks on to enemy scorestreaks when aimed and destroys them by firing a missile that tracks and hits its target. Whenever an opponent deploys any scorestreak or equipment, a player can reach out to the FHJ-18 and destroy them with no has

Whether one loves or hates the Call of Duty franchise, there's no denying the level of polish and wealth of content that the series consistently delivers. Call of Duty Mobile brings that design philosophy to the mobile space, giving Call of Duty fans plenty of content wrapped in a package that works well with minimal hoop-jumping or other irritations that tend to plague mobile games. Call of Duty Mobile recreates the Call of Duty console experience flawlessly, making it simple to jump into a party with friends and communicate with voice chat. Moments after downloading the game, Call of Duty Mobile players can be playing matches on Nuketown with friends, with no technical issues or matchmaking problems to speak

The katana has proven that it can be a devastating weapon in both ancient and modern times. The Japanese blade awakens the inner swordsman of every COD: Mobile player. It is the ideal weapon for a swift kill during close combat. If a player intends to slice their way to victory in COD: Mobile , then the katana is definitely the best secondary weapon for the

Something that could have let the developers free up the HUD would have been controller support. Unfortunately, Call of Duty Mobile toyed with controller support, but it has since been removed from the game (or may not have ever been truly implemented at all; there are conflicting reports and by the time we played the game, it definitely wasn't available). Call of Duty Mobile mouse and keyboard support is also technically possible, but we didn't try it. While some may feel that these extra controller options would give some players an unfair advantage, it seems unlikely, especially if one uses the simple control scheme. Ultimately, it just means less options for players, and so it's a little disappointing to see controller support remo

While the simple control scheme does make gunplay infinitely easier, there are still some issues that the developers need to work out in regards to Call of Duty Mobile 's controls. We found throwing grenades accurately to be a struggle, especially in the heat of the action. Switching quickly to other weapons is also cumbersome, and the screen in general is busy with different buttons that players need to

Oftentimes, mobile gaming doesn’t get a fair shake. A lot of self-professed ‘hardcore gamers’ consider it beneath them, looking down on the mobile market like it’s something nasty the neighbour’s Great Dane left on their driveway while it had that stomach bug a couple months b

Beyond subscription services and general advancements, the mobile industry has a lot of room to grow. It'll be interesting to see where mobile games go in 2020, but for now, here are the top 10 mobile games of 2

Physics-based games are nothing new to the mobile world, and even absurd physics-based games are not. Yet, What the Golf? is a natural evolution of this classic style and allows players to golf a number of items, frontline gameplay from the classic ball to a house and even a horse. For those interested in the brand and style this game presents, it's worth mentioning that it's advertised as a golf game "made by people who know nothing about go