Warzone also includes trucks, tanks, and other ground transport (not always a given in the battle royale genre). That's likely by design, as Infinity Ward's first battle royale game supports 150-player battles by default, which exceeds the typical 100-player standard.

But at a cursory glance, its full battlefield appears to be one of the biggest in the genre. This debut gameplay video doesn't clearly show exactly how big Warzone's map is, even though it includes a zoomed-out map overview. So while you were reading this I hope you were downloading. (The last time we saw an emphasis on in-game cash in a battle royale game was 2018's short-lived Radical Heights.) Overall Call of Duty Mobile is a really good game that I recommend to both serious gamers and people who just casually play for fun, because if your a serious gamer then you can devote a lot of time to it and it’s really easy at the beginning just in case you’re someone who plays a game for a couple days then leaves it for another. Complete tasks or find loose cash on the ground, then find 'buy stations' to acquire temporary superpowers (similar to prior games' 'kill streaks') or to revive fallen teammates. Instead, players are expected to earn and manage a temporary stockpile of cash while doing the battle royale song and dance (land on an island, then scavenge and survive against opponents while the shared battlefield is slowly shrunk by a poisonous cloud). The series already has a battle royale mode, attached to 2018's Black Ops 4, but Warzone (developed by Activision subsidiary Infinity Ward) seems determined to reduce BO4's emphasis on equippable gadgets.

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