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Fans looking forward to Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile are finally getting a detailed look at the three main ways they'll be able to play the game when it launches later this month. Activision's mobile version of its battle royale entry in the Call of Duty franchise is due to release on March 21 and plenty of gamers are already getting ready for a new way to head into combat. Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile offers the excitement of Warzone for those on the go or otherwise without access to a console and could potentially shake up the franchise significantly.
Late last month, Activision confirmed the release date of Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile along with information about included maps, features, and unlockable rewards. While this info was certainly welcome news for fans, plenty of details were still a mystery. Notably, players were left wondering exactly how they'd be able to navigate the world of Call of Duty through their mobile devices. Now, curious fans finally have answers.
The Warzone Mobile team has revealed the details of the three main ways to control the game. These options are pure touchscreen controls, a phone and Backbone One controller, and a Bluetooth-enabled controller. As long as one has confirmed that their mobile device meets the Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile requirements, all three options will be possible, depending on their preferences and other available equipment.
Pure touchscreen controls, which Activision refers to as "playing on glass,'" simply requires the mobile device itself and involves moving with the left thumb and looking and performing other actions with the right. Notably, this option specifically enables automatically firing at any enemy that enters one's crosshairs. The Backbone One control option allows gamers with a Backbone One device to play in a more traditional fashion. Originally released for iOS back in 2020, the Backbone One got an Android version last year, meaning all Warzone Mobile players will have the option to utilize this device. Finally, those with a console or PC controller that connects through Bluetooth will be able to set up their phone and simply play the old-fashioned way.
Activision lays out all the details for setting up and enabling each option and provides much more information on how the touchscreen method will work. This option, by far, appears to be the most complicated and will involve the greatest learning curve. Still, Activision is emphasizing that it will still work well for those that get used to it and will be best for those that don't want to carry any extra gear around.
Warzone Mobile's graphics look surprisingly good and, now, Activision is making the case that it will play surprisingly smoothly as well. Anyone looking forward to the game will want to check out the details and start planning for how they'll want to play.
Late last month, Activision confirmed the release date of Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile along with information about included maps, features, and unlockable rewards. While this info was certainly welcome news for fans, plenty of details were still a mystery. Notably, players were left wondering exactly how they'd be able to navigate the world of Call of Duty through their mobile devices. Now, curious fans finally have answers.
The Warzone Mobile team has revealed the details of the three main ways to control the game. These options are pure touchscreen controls, a phone and Backbone One controller, and a Bluetooth-enabled controller. As long as one has confirmed that their mobile device meets the Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile requirements, all three options will be possible, depending on their preferences and other available equipment.
Pure touchscreen controls, which Activision refers to as "playing on glass,'" simply requires the mobile device itself and involves moving with the left thumb and looking and performing other actions with the right. Notably, this option specifically enables automatically firing at any enemy that enters one's crosshairs. The Backbone One control option allows gamers with a Backbone One device to play in a more traditional fashion. Originally released for iOS back in 2020, the Backbone One got an Android version last year, meaning all Warzone Mobile players will have the option to utilize this device. Finally, those with a console or PC controller that connects through Bluetooth will be able to set up their phone and simply play the old-fashioned way.
Activision lays out all the details for setting up and enabling each option and provides much more information on how the touchscreen method will work. This option, by far, appears to be the most complicated and will involve the greatest learning curve. Still, Activision is emphasizing that it will still work well for those that get used to it and will be best for those that don't want to carry any extra gear around.
Warzone Mobile's graphics look surprisingly good and, now, Activision is making the case that it will play surprisingly smoothly as well. Anyone looking forward to the game will want to check out the details and start planning for how they'll want to play.