Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile Allowing Verdansk To Live on Is a Smart Move

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The creation of Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile may have been seen as an inevitability to many fans, given just how well so many other popular battle royale titles have recently adapted to mobile platforms. Mobile gaming in general has exploded in popularity in recent years just like battle royales, giving a greater insight as to why the marriage of the two has proven so successful.

Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile will of course maintain much of the core identity of the other versions of the popular battle royale, but will also have to adapt itself to smaller-scale hardware and thus increase its appeal through more unique elements of gameplay. A fantastic way that this is being done is with the return to the popular map Verdansk, which many fans are already beginning to feel nostalgia for.

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Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile is set to be a free-to-play version of the massively popular Warzone, designed specifically for iOS and Android devices. Given that Warzone reached a player count of 60 million within a couple of months of its release, it is no wonder why Activision believes that the title can excel and be successful on mobile platforms as well.

Warzone Mobile will largely provide the same experience as other versions of the game, seeing players drop into a battle royale experience with up to 120 people either alone or as part of a squad. Interestingly, Warzone Mobile broadens its appeal by offering shared progression across Modern Warfare 2, Warzone 2, and itself, meaning that players can enjoy gameplay across all three games without a fear of falling behind on progression for their favored title.

As previously mentioned, there is one factor of Warzone Mobile