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Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile: the series survives the transition between platforms

A quick look at Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile.c

There's snow on the ground in Verdansk, but after five minutes of playing the mobile version of Call of Duty Warzone this morning, my aging iPhone 11 was getting pleasantly warm. You can automate plenty of actions and resize elements of the HUD, and within a few seconds after loading up, I was into my tutorial missions, settling into 'left thumb to move and right to aim' and choosing between auto-fire, which kicks in politely once you're hovering over a target, and manual fire. After a few quick deaths I realised I needed to revert to my old tactic of hiding in garages and in the empty bellies of planes, and then creeping out only when the cloud was moving.

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