"Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile Shuts Down"

Activision has announced the discontinuation of Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile, which will be removed from the App Store and Google Play Store as of May 18th. Although the game will remain accessible to those who have already downloaded it, future updates and real-money transactions are halted. Social features are expected to shut down soon, and while the in-game store will stay active temporarily, no new purchases can be made.

Despite its short-lived presence on mobile platforms, Warzone Mobile aimed to deliver the full Warzone experience tailored for mobile-first users. However, the game struggled to replicate the success it achieved on PC and consoles. Players who currently own the game can still enjoy online matchmaking until further notice, though social interactions will eventually cease.

For users holding COD Points from Warzone Mobile, there’s a silver lining: these points can be redeemed in Call of Duty: Mobile. By logging into Call of Duty: Mobile with the same Activision account, players will receive double the value of their remaining COD Points, along with bonus rewards. This offer is available until August 15th.

Those who haven’t installed the game by May 19th will face permanent loss of access, with no refunds issued post-cutoff. The decision marks an abrupt conclusion to what was once a highly anticipated mobile iteration of the popular franchise. For fans seeking alternative battle royale experiences, here’s a guide to the best battle royales to play on Android.