Call of Duty made its debut on the market over 15 years ago, and since then it has been the flagship title of Activision. The game regularly appears in various versions for desktop computers and consoles, but producers of this series are aware that other markets are becoming equally attractive to players. Particular attention is given by the majority of manufacturers to the mobile market, and future of Activision and Call of Duty brand itself is going in a similar direction.
Activision officially confirmed that Call of Duty will be released in the mobile version for iOS and Android. Call of Duty: Mobile will be a formally free title, and producers want to derive their profits from this app mainly through micropayments. Manufacturers informed that game for smartphones will have the same modes as standard titles, and moreover Call of Duty: Mobile will receive many well-known maps from older games (for example Nuketown or Crash). Call of Duty: Mobile for some time has already been tested in few countries (including China), but yesterday Activision enlarged this list by other regions of the world. If you want to test mobile version of Call of Duty, you have to register on official Activision's site.