Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile Soon to Discontinue

After this weekend, the game will no longer be available for download from any app stores.

Just over a year into its global launch, Activision is beginning the process of shutting down this mobile version. According to a statement on X, the game hasn’t achieved the expected level of success among mobile-first users as it did with those on PC and consoles. Consequently, the game will be removed from the App Store and Google Play after May 18.

Gamers who had downloaded the game before May 19 will maintain access to it. This includes the ability to continue using existing shared inventories and engage in online matchmaking, as informed by Activision.

However, there will be no releases of new seasonal content or updates to gameplay. Additionally, features allowing cross-platform social interaction won’t be accessible, nor will the option for in-game purchases with real money. Activision has also clarified that refunds for prior purchases or unspent COD Points will not be available.

Released to the world on March 21, 2024, Warzone Mobile was integrated with the console and PC versions through shared progression. Despite these efforts, the game didn't reach the anticipated performance levels for Activision and Microsoft, both of which had hoped for a more substantial impact in the mobile gaming arena following their collaboration.