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Activision is shutting down Call of Duty Warzone Mobile after two years

Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile has been on the market for just under two years. However, the game has not met Activision's expectations and as a result, it will soon be shutting down. 

Activision announced today that it is winding down services for its dedicated mobile version of the popular Call of Duty Warzone battle royale. Online services will cease to function starting on April 17th and then, the game will be delisted from mobile App stores in May.

Call of Duty Warzone Mobile launched in March 2024, so it has had a pretty short shelf life, especially compared to Activision's main Call of Duty Mobile game. Unfortunately, the game was simply too big to run comfortably on many cheaper smartphones, leading to a somewhat negative reception around launch due to graphics and performance issues. On a high-end device though, the game was quite impressive, particularly with its faithful core gameplay and map detail.

Players won't have to stray too far to get their Battle Royale fix though. The already popular Call of Duty Mobile also has its own Battle Royale mode, alongside other fan favourite modes. With that in mind, it is no wonder why the standalone Warzone Mobile didn't take off.

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