Call of Duty: Mobile 5 Things You Should Know

The Call of Duty: Mobile app now tops the charts on iPhone and Android, where you can download and play a new version of the first-person shooter directly on your mobile device.

Here’s what players and parents need to know about the new Call of Duty: Mobile app, including scores, issues, in-app purchases and more.

What is Call of Duty: Mobile?

Call of Duty: Mobile is a new mobile app for iPhone, iPad and Android that brings the popular console first-person shooter game to mobile.

The game is from Activision, but the developer from Tencent, which makes PUBG Mobile, so they are adept at making mobile versions of console games.

Alongside the classic Call of Duty multiplayer game modes, you can also play a battle royale game mode.

Is Call of Duty: Mobile Safe for Kids?

The Call of Duty: Mobile app was not designed with children in mind. The game is rated 17+;

Call of Duty: Mobile Compatibility

Which phones can run Call of Duty: Mobile?

You can play Call of Duty: Mobile on many devices, including older iPhones, iPads, and Androids, but there is a clear limit.

On iPhone and iPad you need to be on iOS 9 and an iPhone 5s or later. You need an iPad Air or newer to play on tablets.

On Android, you must be on Android 4.3 or higher.

Call of Duty: Mobile In-App Purchases

You can spend up to $99.99 on Call of Duty: Mobile in-app purchases.

There are plenty of Call of Duty: Mobile in-app purchases, from 99 cents to $99.99.

There are also some limited-time purchase options during the launch period. You can use them to buy skins. We’ll update you with more information once we have specific details on everything you can buy.

Call of Duty: Mobile Issues

Fixed login issues in Call of Duty: Mobile. Thanks for your patience. Back to the fight! If you continue to experience any issues, please let us know.

— Activision Support (@ATVIAssist) October 1, 2019

There were many Call of Duty: Mobile issues on the first day.

Issues included logging in and connecting to matches. Activision Support Twitter team reports that the issue has been fixed at this point.

We hope there will be connectivity issues and login issues as the game grows. Estimates put the player base at over 5 million.