Call Of Duty Mobile Review

Call Of Duty: Mobile features multiple gaming modes that should appeal to most people's needs through their variety of weapons. To maximize user satisfaction, one is allowed to go into battle with a secondary weapon that, when used properly, can deliver immeasurable efficie


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


While the huge map is definitely one reason why Call of Duty Mobile 's battle royale matches sometimes go on too long, another is the game's use of bots. Call of Duty Mobile features bots that populate matches for players at lower skill levels. This isn't a terrible idea on paper, but the bots are not nearly as aggressive or smart as real players. It's not uncommon to find bots in Call of Duty Mobile just standing on cliffsides in the battle royale mode, doing nothing but waiting to get discovered and killed. The developers are also sneaky about implementing the bots, giving them names that look like real player names, instead of properly labeling them. This can make it difficult to determine if a victory was really earned or just came about because the enemy team was populated by b


This gun does have a lot of aesthetic appeal but it still packs quite a punch in combat-nothing better than a beautiful dangerous weapon right? It boasts a damage of 42, a fire rate of 75, an accuracy of 49 and a range of 43. In actuality, this gun is just a few steps away from Pharo as it is equal in accuracy, superior in fire rate (an almost negligible difference) and equal in range. But compared to the Pharo, it's really lacking in dam


Updated March 8th, 2021 by Rhenn Taguiam : With the increasing popularity of the mobile game, players might benefit from more practical tips to outlast their opponents - both in the Multiplayer and Battle Royale setups of Call of Duty: Mobile . Thankfully, things such as proper preparation, patience, and aggro avoidance, and even a decent rotation could make a player's performance much more efficient, regardless if it's a team or a solo se


Unfortunately, shooters tend to be more precise than other games. Moreover, the simplest miscalculation in aiming can cost the entire match. In the case of mobile titles, even the simplest change in the settings can cause huge repercussions for play


Although it was just introduced into Call of Duty: Mobile , the Crossbow has earned itself a spot as one of the best secondary weapons in the game because of its incredible stats. It is a deadly arrow with an explosive head that detonates upon contact – meaning mistakes are highly like


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


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


Call of Duty: Mobile optimized its multiplayer matches to happen fast, and this is evident with its general setup. For instance, Man-O-War attachments guide enemies always have red "flashes" on their outfits, meaning hiding or lurking around won't do much help. Moreover, UAVs can pinpoint opponents when activated. These caveats mean lurkers can easily be spotted regardless of the


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'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