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Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile is finally live

Announced all the way back in 2022, Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile has been a long time coming. Following a delay and 50 million pre-registrations, the full fat Warzone experience is now on mobile.

Making the announcement on their blog, Call of Duty’s Valerie Lee said “It’s here! Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile has arrived worldwide and is available now to download for free to play on iOS and Android.”

For the uninitiated, Warzone Mobile is a separate release to the already-existing COD Mobile. Built on the IW engine used to power the modern COD titles, Warzone Mobile is much closer to a full blown console-like experience.

This is even more so the case thanks to cross-progression for all aspects of the game with both Warzone proper and Modern Warfare III – meaning you can now XP grind on the toilet.

Despite its name, Warzone Mobile includes much more than just the Battle Royale mode, with a “selection of classic Multiplayer maps and modes” including Shipment, Shoot House and Scrapyard being thrown in for added measure.

It’s been a long time coming, but Call of Duty Warzone Mobile is finally here.

KitGuru says: Will you give the game a shot? Did you play the previous COD Mobile? How do the two compare? Let us know down below.

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