By Milcah Tanimu

Call Of Duty: Warzone Mobile is set to debut soon, four years after the original Warzone launch. Unlike Call Of Duty: Mobile, this new game offers a distinct experience, closely aligned with Warzone and the annual Call Of Duty multiplayer release.

One of the most significant features is cross-progression, allowing players to seamlessly transfer weapons, items, cosmetics, and progress across mobile, PC, and console versions. This means purchasing a Battle Pass on one platform enables progression on another, and unlocking items on PC permits their use on mobile, and vice versa.

However, certain differences exist. Notably, Warzone Mobile lacks a Zombies mode but compensates with various multiplayer modes and maps upon launch. The game will incorporate mobile-specific events and weapon acquisition methods tailored to mobile gaming practices.

The launch is scheduled for Thursday, March 21st, at 8 am PT / 11 am ET, available on both Android (Google Play) and the Apple App Store.

The initial Warzone maps include classics like Verdansk for Battle Royale and the smaller Mobile Royale, along with the return of Rebirth Island for Resurgence mode. Custom Games for mobile Battle Royale will be available, requiring a minimum of 25 players to start, with a maximum of 120 players in a custom lobby.

At launch, players can engage in multiplayer modes such as Team Deathmatch, Domination, Hardpoint, and Kill Confirmed across Scrapyard, El Asilo, Hotel, Shipment, and Shoot House maps. Additionally, a Shoot the Ship playlist featuring 24/7 Shipment and Shoot House will be accessible.

Overall, Warzone Mobile promises a feature-rich experience, appealing to fans of classic maps like Verdansk and Rebirth Island. Whether diving back into nostalgia or exploring the game’s new features, players across different platforms can anticipate an engaging and immersive gameplay experience.