One of the most popular cross-platform battle royale games out there, Call of Duty: Warzone is in the process of receiving an official mobile port, with developer Activision teasing the launch of the title earlier this year. The early version of COD: Warzone Mobile is officially underway as of this week, at least for Android, starting with Australia.
This can be likened to a beta release and it will likely be available to a limited number of users. So don’t get your hopes up to try out the game yourself anytime soon. Meanwhile, the official release of the mobile title will only happen by March 2023. The developers will use feedback from early players to refine the game ahead of the big release next year.
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Warzone Mobile loading screens confirm:
– Game shares player levels with MWII and Warzone 2.0
– Weapon progression also synced
– Same Battle Pass, and Store Bundles with Connected Icon also sync between games pic.twitter.com/0vH8CkAIqk— CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) November 29, 2022
Based on screenshots provided by those who were lucky enough to access the soft launch of COD: Warzone Mobile, the game syncs your progress from the PC and console versions of COD: Warzone. This is a good addition from the players’ perspective, given that they can pick up their progress where they left off on either device.
Warzone Mobile's menu is identical to Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2.0, and FWIW, seems like the UI/menu actually works quite nicely on touch screen. pic.twitter.com/CVeTx233b5
— CharlieIntel (@charlieINTEL) November 29, 2022
Activision hasn’t provided information on other markets where this pre-release version will be available. But there are a few gameplay videos already up on the internet, courtesy of gamers in Australia who were part of the testing program. It is important to note that since this is technically a beta release, the game is likely to have some glitches.
Via: 91Mobiles