Money talks far louder than a fan demanding to know if Diablo Immortal is an out of season April Fool’s joke, and you can look at Activision’s other successful venture into that territory to see that their mobile strategy is a lucrative one.

This year, Activision released Call of Duty Mobile, a Tencent-developed take on the franchise that feels like they jumbled all of the Call of Duty properties together to deliver a compact, “best of” hits collection – in a free-to-play package. It’s easy to deride, but it’s one of the most fun mobile games I’ve played in ages and it’s become …

According to Sensor Tower, Call of Duty Mobile has been downloaded by more than 100 000 million players around the world within its first week Whaaaaaat? A version of Call of Duty that was designed and built for mobile turned out to be wildly successful? Who could have ever seen this coming? Absolutely everyone, let me tell you that. Released …

After a weird soft launch, Call of Duty mobile is finally available to all and sundry. I gave it a spin last night, and to my surprise, it’s a superbly polished, fun take on Call of Duty’s multiplayer formula. Yes, of course it’s riddled with microtransactions and grind, but that’s expected and perfectly fine for a free to play game. It’s already off to a seriously strong start.

After the successful beta launch earlier this year, CoD: Mobile will be free-to-play on iOS and Android devices in just a few weeks. Honestly, I’m surprised at how long it took them to make the jump to mobile, but Activision seems to have finally cottoned on to the fact that putting successful games onto phones is a pretty good way …

Call of Duty is going mobile! No, it’s not a plug for a new game on the Nintendo Switch called Call of Duty: Rock out with Your Black Ops out, but rather a new direction for the franchise as it heads into the realm of Android and iOS.