Call of Duty Mobile is adding two new maps which have been favourites.
Call of Duty has been a huge success for Activision. Call of Duty is now one of the most loved action games all over the world. The game has been one of the most popular action games. Though the game is heavy, it is definitely seen as worth it. The game offers top-class graphics and very realistic maps. Call of Duty Mobile has also been a huge success for the company.
Though the game is quite heavy and there were doubts if the mobile version would be good enough, fans have cleared this doubt. The franchise has expanded well in the mobile game department as well. They have received a great response and are running well currently. They most definitely plan to keep all its gamers hooked with the new maps coming in with an update.
Modern Warfare Version
Call of Duty Mobile is going to introduce the Modern Warfare version of Shipment, a map that has been popular after Call of Duty 4. Fans went crazy playing this map as it is comparatively small making the action faster and bigger. Killstreaks and havoc creating attacks have made this map a favourite and now it is all set to treat the Call of Duty Mobile users as well.
The exact date of the Shipment map is not known but it will release soon this season two. To add more fire to it, the map which was leaked before will also be joining the update. Call of Duty Mobile will get an update next week adding the Call of Duty Shoot house map which is also incredibly popular.
The Call of Duty franchise seems to be doing fabulous even in the mobile gaming arena. The new upcoming series and updates are helping to keep the players hooked. The franchise is sure about keeping up with Modern Warfare and Black Ops Cold War. There have been rumours about an upcoming new series of Call of Duty. It is being said that it will be developed by Sledgehammer Games. The game is rumoured to be based on Korean War. There have been no official confirmations as of yet. Call of Duty is going strong and is expected to see good business in the future.
