Call Of Duty: Warzone Mobile Is A Separate Game, Not A Port
Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile (formerly known as Project Aurora) received its proper, finalized title during GameSpot's recent Swipe mobile showcase, but today, during Activision's Call of Duty Next event, the game was fully unveiled. Activision is hoping to offer a genuine Warzone experience with 120 online players, a huge map, vehicles, and mechanics like the Gulag, all on iOS and Android devices.
You can see the game's trailer below, but we also had a chance to speak with Activision's VP of mobile, Chris Plummer, about its plans for Warzone Mobile and clarify exactly how cross-progression will work between Warzone and Warzone Mobile, what will happen to the battle royale mode currently available in Call of Duty Mobile, and whether this is considered a port, or a separate game.
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Are you ready to share when Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile is releasing?
Chris Plummer: We'll be out next year. We haven't released a fixed release date, so more on that over time. But right now we're revealing the gameplay for the first time. People have hands on it and are checking it out during the live stream event. And then over time we'll see more of the experience and next year we'll be out there for everybody.
Is Warzone Mobile considered a port of Call of Duty: Warzone?
No, it is not a port. We have shared technology. We have a lot of advantages, but we're making a mobile-first experience. Our priority is to make the best possible experience for
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