COD Warzone Mobile Review

COD Warzone Mobile is a handheld, watered down version of the traditional warzone. It tries to squeeze in all the usual aspects of the COD Warzone franchise that's typically been on Consoles and PC into mobile.

COD Warzone features an older collection of maps that includes the fictional rebirth island and the absolutely legendary Verdansk for battle Royale. It is safe to say that the nostalgia effect is not missed by players and most people are absolutely buzzing about it.

The overall gameplay experience is typically what you'd expect from a mobile game and it's an overall nice experience. It is an improvement on the normal Call of duty mobile but pales in comparison to console, which is as expected.

Another thing about this game that will bode well for COD players is that unlike the previous COD mobile game, you can use the same Activision account and gain points from games. This also means that if you're higher up the ladder in rank, you get to meet some impressive players, as I experienced in this video below.

Just as in console, I was fighting for my life throughout and managed two kills and one assist at the end of the day.

Impression

Considering the amount of hype about the game, the rendering was somewhat underwhelming. Then again, for a game that's only a bit bigger than 7GB, it is actually impressive how well it runs.

A friend of mine complained about the quality of the graphics but considering the size of the game, I think it was pretty smooth.

Your character's movement isn't quite as smooth as what you'd get on consoles. However, it is reminiscent of what you'd get in older editions of the COD.

My phone is a pretty powerful device, so it runs the game but I've seen a couple of people complaining about their device's inability to handle the game. So, it is safe to say that it will only run on high end devices.

Due to the size and performance requirements of COD Warzone, you'll also notice that the temperature of your phone will rise. I think I speak for Android devices when I say that you could use your phone as a pressing iron afterwards and I reckon it will be the same for our Apple counterparts.

The game is also compatible with controllers and while I've not figured out how to reconfigure the settings, you get a much nicer experience. Headphones are highly recommended to improve the overall experience.

Overall, I think it is a great mobile experience of call of duty and an improvement to the COD Mobile already in existence and PubG. The gameplay is reminiscent of consoles, more entertaining and more competitive than most mobile shooter games.