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Call of Duty Mobile has only grown more successful with time, as its multiplayer and battle royale content has proven to be hugely popular with fans. Pulling from Call of Duty history to deliver fan favorite Operators, multiplayer maps, game modes, and weapons, the on-the-go FPS has attracted longtime fans and newcomers alike. Further, TiMi Studios’ support for Call of Duty Mobile has kept players engaged, as transparency and open discussion with the community has been an excellent strategy for keeping the title popular. That said, despite all the game’s successes, one area it failed in was its Zombies offer

They avoid the hardpoint like it's a disease and go about trying to get kills that mean nothing. Meanwhile, the person trying to hold the hardpoint gets killed each time he/she tries and all because their teammates refused to back them

All of these Scorestreaks offer something new to the battlefield and turn the tide of battle. As such, players should try tinkering with which Scorestreaks suit their playstyles best and learn how to adjust them depending on their team composit

Physics-based games are nothing new to the mobile world, and even Absurd weapons In gaming physics-based games are not. Yet, What the Golf? is a natural evolution of this classic style and allows players to golf a number of items, from the classic ball to a house and even a horse. For those interested in the brand and style this game presents, it's worth mentioning that it's advertised as a golf game "made by people who know nothing about go

This weapon is absolutely the overall best weapon in the game. Since its introduction , it's been a devastating force in matches. A high accuracy Light Machine Gun with great mobility, with no arguments at all, this gun is an absolute destroyer inside of COD: Mobile battle roy

If Call of Duty Mobile Zombies is going to make a comeback, there needs to be a newfound respect for the content being used. Much like how television and film adaptations of stories from books and games work best when they are accurate to the source material, Call of Duty Mobile Zombies staying faithful to Treyarch’s past work would make a big difference. While not every easter egg quest and audio recording needs to be included, adding as much as possible from the original version of the mode would be a major step in the right direct

Exploration is always key in an FPS, especially in a team deathmatch. After all, the sooner a team catches the enemy, the faster they get eliminated, right? While mostly correct, players who just zig-zag across the map will just add another death to their

Like hardpoint and domination, it's not always about getting only kills. Some of these modes require planning and good execution. A lot of players only care about getting the most kills and a lot of times, this does more harm than good to the t

But this brings up an interesting question, most Call of Duty Zombies maps have a set of pre-made characters which the player controls, but in every game mode of Call of Duty: Mobile so far, the player controls a self created avatar. Will the new Zombies mode allow players to use their own avatars? And if so, will new zombies themed cosmetics come along with the game mode? There is still much to be learned about Call of Duty: Mobile 's Zombies mode, but fans will undoubtedly uncover all there is to see come tomorrow's rele

Elder Scrolls 6 may be fading from minds until Bethesda shows more of its hand, but the franchise still has more to offer like The Elder Scrolls: Blades . First available as an early access title, this game provides a fairly straightforward action RPG experience set between the events of Oblivion and Skyrim , though its overall structure does somewhat seem limited by mobile devices. Yet, despite technical limitations, players find themselves in yet another chapter of the Elder Scrolls franchise, and it seemingly does its best to show how much mobile gaming has gr

The intuitive controls and nostalgic maps and characters combined with its portability and accessibility made for a great experience, but it was lacking one thing: zombies. Now, the developers have announced a release date for Call of Duty: Mobile Zombies, the dead will rise again tomorrow, Friday November 2

Lastly, the new Outbreak mode in Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War has proven that multiplayer content can be repurposed as Zombies content in an effective way. If Call of Duty Mobile ’s developers were to take this approach, introducing some smart systems for the horde’s AI, the same can be done with the game’s many multiplayer and battle royale locations. While making use of mechanics like perks and Pack-A-Punch would still be a necessity, this would allow for Call of Duty Mobile ’s developer to do something original with its Zombies mode, with multiple maps chained together in a similar way to Outbr

Plentiful mini bosses helped to make the mode overly difficult as well, with the extreme health of Zombies and hellhounds only adding to this unnecessary level of difficulty. Worse, instead of proper Wonder Weapons, regular guns were just given a Pack-A-Punch camo and a stat boost. Only obtained through limited time item crates in the in-game story, those that did not spend money to obtain the guns were at a severe disadvantage in the mode. While having a limit on how far players could get was bad, and throwing random enemy types into the map was worse, it was a lack of balance that truly made the mode unfun and served as a nail in the coffin for Call of Duty Mobile Zombi