Warzone heads to mobile and its first trailer hints at the return of the Verdansk map

The future of Call of Duty has the president of Sony quite worried, but the sky has just opened for iOS and Android gamers: Activision has just made it official Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile, the second game in the saga designed for mobile devices. And his first and very brief preview is already a declaration of intent.

Formerly known as COD: Project Aurora

, it is the same Battle Royale experience that coexists with the annual installments. And, although what is shown is a small appetizer in which the logo is apparently shown and little else, PC and console veterans are very justified in smiling: Activision has hinted in just a few seconds of footage that the Verdansk map returns.

The plane that enters the scene is exactly the same as that seen in the console and PC versions of Call of Duty: Warzone prior to the redesign of the game map set in the year 1984. A game map that fans of Call of Duty Warzone

they had been asking for too long, as collected by the media specialized in the saga Charlie Intel.

However, the other reality is that Activision Blizzard has simply announced the name of the game and shown the plane that will take us into battle, placing us at the COD NEXT on September 15, the next big event the saga, to know all the news about it. Hopefully even a possible release date.

Despite being a mobile game, the competitive and gunplay experience achieved by Call of Duty Mobile is especially well achieved. It will be interesting to see what changes and adjustments it receives Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile to accommodate current devices, make the most of their possibilities and prevail in a true war zone in which PUBG, Apex Legends and even Fortnite (via cloud gaming) compete fiercely.