Warzone Mobile requirements: Which phones can run it?
radiotimes.comCall of Duty: Warzone Mobile drops today (21st March 2024), which means the popular battle royale will be available on both Android and iOS.
You can now drop into the carnage on your commute (if you're not driving).
With rewards available at launch, and support from both Xbox and PlayStation controllers, you're not going to be bored on train journeys.
However, a mobile game is like a PC game. Unlike console gaming, not every device can play every game. You'll need to do a bit of research before you buy to make sure you won't be disappointed.
With Warzone Mobile being a new game, too, there's a concern that only high-end phones will support it.
So, which phones can run it? Let's take a look at the exact specs required.
According to the official website, if you're an iPhone user, you'll need iOS 16 or higher. You'll also need 3GB of RAM or more (excluding iPhone 8).
And if you're an Android user, the GPU required is Adreno 618 or better. And you'll need 4GB of RAM or more.
The website says the following: «Return to Verdansk and squad up in Rebirth Island with real Call of Duty graphics. Join the next era of combat with Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile!»
If the game has «real Call of Duty graphics», we imagine it's going to be a lot more taxing on your phone than regular mobile games.
Still, if your phone can take it, what better way to spend your lunch break? With classic maps like Shipment and Verdansk in your pocket, this is going to be a game changer.
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