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 …
After the success found in the launch of PUBG’s middle-eastern servers, and much clamouring from African players, PUBG Mobile is getting local servers. PlayerUnkown’s Battlegrounds Mobile has turned out to be quite the smash hit. While I’m sure many were sceptical when it was first announced, considering the often maligned state of the game on PC, the mobile version turned …
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.
The Chinese government's heavy hand has come down hard on the gaming industry as of late, with the titanic Tencent feeling Beijing's brunt with a crackdown on the local games industry. Now, Tencent is looking to avoid being caught in those crosshairs again, with the implementation of a strict set of rules aimed at streaming across all of its products.
It turns out that the front page of the internet has been busy looking after itself. Reddit is looking for money to continue operating, and the result is an increased monetary value unlike anything previously seen. According to sources speaking to TechCrunch, Reddit is looking to bank between $150 and $300 million as part of funding for their operations. This …
Chinese regulators plan to limit time spent playing video games. This tyrannical curbing comes on top of other video game sanctions, such as the government refusing to approve any new games since March this year, effectively killing off new releases in that lucrative territory for unknown reasons back then.
Have you ever double-checked your doors at night because something just didn’t feel secure? …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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