Warzone Mobile's Graphics Look Surprisingly Good

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Call of Duty: Warzone's newest edition, Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile, is expected to be released worldwide soon, and a new gameplay video has shown off its impressive graphics. The new version of Call of Duty: Warzone has been available for some time in certain regions, but Call of Duty's biggest regions have been left out of the picture so far.

Recent posts on the Call of Duty website indicate that Warzone Mobile's full release will happen in the near future. Previously, Activision Blizzard confirmed that Warzone Mobile would release sometime this spring, so fans can comfortably expect it to launch within the next four months or so, barring a major delay. Warzone Mobile will be significantly different fromCall of Duty Mobile, due to the former being tied in with Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone progression, allowing users to seamlessly transition between the three games while using the same account. Warzone Mobile will also feature certain maps and modes from Call of Duty's traditional multiplayer.

Twitter user ModernWarzone posted a clip taken from a 6v6 match in Warzone Mobile. The clip, which was captured by an iPhone user, showcased Warzone Mobile's surprisingly detailed graphics and smooth gameplay. However, it's worth noting that graphics during a battle royale match may be a step down from the graphics seen in the video. Warzone Mobile appears to feature the same mechanics and movement as the current iteration of Warzone and will add a true mobile option to Call of Duty's ecosystem. Fans might already be familiar with Call of Duty Mobile, which is developed by a Chinese studio and is not tied to a user's progression in mainline Call of Duty titles.

A beta version of Warzone Mobile is already available to download in Australia, Chile, Norway, Sweden, Germany, and Malaysia. Fans can pre-register forWarzone Mobile's full release and earn exclusive rewards like a Ghost skin, weapon blueprints, and more. According to Call of Duty's website, over 45 million users have