Activision announced that Call of Duty: Mobile has exceeded one billion downloads worldwide since its launch, in conjunction with Celebrations of the game's fifth anniversary.
Most important details:
- The game was released in 2019 for Android and iOS
- It achieved 270 million downloads in its first year
- Rumors of the game being phased out with the launch of Warzone Mobile
- Activision confirms continued support for the game with a “strong roadmap” for content and updates
Season 10 – 5th Anniversary Update:
- Launch date: November 6, 5pm PT
- New Battle Royale map in Krai
- Features of the new map:
- Dense urban landscape at the foot of the Ural Mountains
- One respawn per character
- Erasable dog tags for the second elimination
- The team needs to reach and clear the marker to bring the player back
New festive content:
- New character designs
- Weapons blueprints
- Calling cards
- Available by purchasing new passes
Despite the game's continued success, Microsoft revealed in documents submitted to the British Competition Authority that Call of Duty: Mobile will be gradually stopped with the launch of Warzone Mobile, but Activision did not directly address this revelation or set a date for the stop.
