Call of Duty Game Shutting Down After Only One Year

So, guess what? Activision’s pulling the plug on Call of Duty: Warzone Mobile. Like, just a year after it launched in March 2024. Crazy, right? I mean, it’s still there on Xbox, PC, and PlayStation, but on your phone? Nope. They’re yanking it from the app stores. I stumbled across this info while doom-scrolling on Friday. Apparently, they expected it to blow up with mobile users, but it was more like a sad little whimper. No more buying those COD points either — unless they’re burning a hole in your pocket, because you can still use ’em.

And get this — servers and cross-playing between gadgets are still a thing. Yay? Social features? Not so much. If you’re thinking, “Oh, I’ll just grab it later,” think again. May 18, 2025, is your deadline, my friend.

Activision dropped a note, sounding all philosophical, like, “Yeah, we made this for mobile, but it’s just not cutting it.” Kind of a bummer for them, I guess. But hey, they’re all about streamlining now. Whatever that means.

But there’s more! They’re like, “Big love to all our fans!” and they’re nudging everyone to jump ship to Call of Duty: Mobile. And who doesn’t love freebies, right? They’re offering double COD Points if you make the switch. Hurry, though. This sweet deal’s ticking down till August 15, 2025. And don’t forget to use the same Activision account.

Yet, it’s kinda wild when you remember how it kicked off. Over 50 million people were all set to play before it even officially hit the shelves. And, in just four days, $1.4 million was in the bag. Then poof, gone like a puff of smoke.

Anyway, if you’re a fan, maybe this news feels like a slap, or maybe, like me, you’re just here for the drama. Who knows?