Call of Duty: Mobile is coming to the west and you can pre-register for the game now

Beta planned for this summer.

You’ll be able to play Call of Duty on the go pretty soon after Activision announced that the mobile version of the frantic first-person shooter, which is being developed by PUBG Mobile team Tencent, will be coming to the west.

Activision hasn’t confirmed a date for the mobile game but players in Australia reported having an early version of the game late last year, so an announcement for audiences in America and Europe isn’t a huge surprise.

The Call of Duty: Mobile will let you play a selection of multiplayer modes, including Team Deathmatches, Free For All matches, and Search and Destroy. Matches will take place across a group of fan favourite maps that include Nuke Town and Hijacked.

Call of Duty: Mobile will be free to play which means that it’ll most likely be crammed with microtransaction opportunities whenever it arrives. And while we don’t have a specific release date, you can pre-register for the game to get access to the beta which will be rolled out later in the summer.