New Call of Duty Mobile Games Are Reportedly in the Works

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According to recent reports, it seems that Activision might be expanding their mobile gaming collection, possibly developing two new games within the Call of Duty series.

Based on various reports, it seems these games – Call of Duty: Sniper and Call of Duty: Zombie Defender – might be undergoing trial periods to gauge player opinions regarding them.

Instead of the main series games like Call of Duty: Mobile and Warzone Mobile, these spin-offs appear more casual, attracting a distinct category of gamers. While Call of Duty has traditionally reigned on PCs and consoles, Activision’s venture into mobile gaming has proven to be an exceptionally profitable decision.

In 2019, when Call of Duty (CoD): Mobile was released, it soon became a significant revenue generator for the company, delivering fast-paced shooting action to gamers around the world. Capitalizing on this success, Activision debuted CoD: Warzone Mobile in March 2024, offering large-scale battle royale matches and seamless progression that connects with Modern Warfare II and III.

Despite Warzone Mobile not quite surpassing the popularity of CoD Mobile, it undeniably showcased Activision’s dedication to mobile gaming and demonstrated a strong demand for Call of Duty on portable devices. Given the success of the franchise in the mobile sphere, it’s logical that Activision is now considering spin-offs that introduce variations from the traditional first-person shooter style.

Despite no formal announcements about either game, Activision has been employing AI-generated advertisements to exhibit Sniper and Zombie Defender’s concept art. When you click on these ads, they direct you to a page resembling a mobile app store download. However, instead of a download, users are taken to a survey upon clicking.

As a gaming enthusiast, I’m buzzing with anticipation about Activision potentially delving into the full-scale development of Call of Duty: Sniper. From what I’ve gathered, it seems they’re gauging player interest first. This game appears to be all about long-range precision shooting, a stark contrast from the franchise’s typical fast-paced action. If past sniper games are any indication, we might find ourselves creeping around, carefully selecting our targets, and landing those critical shots. Can’t wait to see if this will indeed be the case!

In the game “Call of Duty: Zombie Defender,” players take on a strategic, bird’s-eye view role, directing a band of survivors with unique skills to ward off waves of undead enemies. The trailer showcases various settings such as devastated metropolises, abandoned military bases, and dense woodlands, suggesting diverse locations for tactical decision-making.

In contrast to the conventional first-person Call of Duty: Zombies style, this game is expected to emphasize defensive strategies, resource allocation, and weapon and barrier enhancement more. The players’ objective will be to endure progressively challenging onslaughts of enemies while strengthening their defenses.

In contrast to their typical approach with major Call of Duty releases, Activision isn’t relying on a massive marketing campaign for these specific titles. Instead, they are employing targeted advertisements and surveys to gauge interest and determine if there is any excitement about the games before the development process even begins.

It seems clear, although nothing is set in stone, that Activision appears to have a well-thought-out plan regarding its upcoming ventures in the mobile gaming sector.

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2025-03-04 04:50